I suspect that you client does not support cookies as described in the RDEP specification (available on CCO). If you do not pass back the cookie that the Sensor provides when authentication initally takes place, every subsequent get will cause you t...

You can reload the "application partition" with a new software image. The process is described here: http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/iaabu/csids/idsm/idsm_2/13074_04.htm#xtocid42You can download the latest image here:http://www.cisco...

No, the CPU cannot be upgraded. Cisco has replaced the 4210 model with the 4215, which is also targetted towards lower bandwidth networks, but provides a little more processor power. You can upgrade the RAM in the 4210 to 512 MB (in fact it is requ...

If you are runing CIDS 4.0 and have lost the password, your only option is to reimage the Sensor. You can do this by booting the Recovery CD or by electing to boot the Recovery Partition while booting the Sensor. In either case, this will completel...

Support for the PostOffice protocol was removed from the Sensors beginning with v4.0. It will not be added to future releases. The current release of the IDS MC and SM (part of the VMS bundle) support both older Sensors with the PostOffice protocol...