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Hi all,i am running cisco idsm-2 version 7.0(E4). health sensor is under critical conditioni can see "Processing Load percentage = 100" under show stasts virtual-sensorand also receive overruns on the one of the interface.can anyone explain me how t...
Hi all,i want to upgrade my IDSM-2 from 6.2(1) to 7.0(4).my interface is promiscuous mode and inline highrisk Deny packet Inline is enable on it.i want to know while upgrading process,what will happen to packet flow?is it gonna stop or go normal.Bypa...
Hi all, i want to upgrade signature on IDS, but IDS is on E3.i know i have to use IPS-K9-7.0-2-E4.pkg to directly upgrade to E4.my only concern, is there anything to take care of before doing this. or while doing this upgrade.because this router is v...
hi all.i am facing problem regarding the drops of packets on output queue, i am attachin the output of show interface command, show interface switching, and show buffers.please help me out guysthnx
the doc you send me contain information regarding downgrade command,can we use downgrade command to roll back to 6.2(1) if something goes wrong while upgradinghttp://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/security/ips/5.0/configuration/guide/cli/cliimage.html#wp1...
yeah i got what u mean,but in our organization we can't make changes without knowing the full rollback procedure.and one last question,when i go to cisco to download filesIPS Manager Express (IME) SoftwareIntrusion Detection System (IDS) Recovery Sof...
after doing system re-imaging.do i really need to do last step initialisation of IDSM using setup command or i can use copy command to upload my backup config to current config.will it solve all problems???
Thanks helijenn for your reply,i am concern about what would be the rollback process if something goes wrong while upgrading.like i mean how to get back to 6.2(1)E3 if something goes wrong.
