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Hey all-I'm a Cisco instructor and many of the routers in my class give a:%Error opening tftp://255.255.255.255/network-confg (Timed out)messsage every time the students boot up with no config file. Sometimes "network-confg" is "cisconet-cfg".As soon...
Hey all-I'm a Cisco instructor and many of the routers in my class give a:%Error opening tftp://255.255.255.255/network-confg (Timed out)messsage every time the students boot up with no config file. Sometimes "network-confg" is "cisconet-cfg".As soon...
Hey gang-I'm Hyperterminal-ing in to my 2811 router via the console port and the router keeps logging me off and dumping me out to user mode after a few minutes of inactivity. I'd like it to leave me in for an hour or more before doing so; I'm studyi...
Hey gang-I'm Hyperterminal-ing in to my 2811 router via the console port and the router keeps logging me off and dumping me out to user mode after a few minutes of inactivity. I'd like it to leave me in for an hour or more before doing so; I'm studyi...
I know this can be a really complex topic, but in general, how does a user actually consume a license on a PIX? And, if I have a 10-user license, and they are all consumed, what happens when user 11 tries to make a connection?Thanks much!dave
Hmmm...good thought, but I'm pretty sure the tftp thing occurs before the setup dialog begins. So, we're still sitting there waiting for it to time out.
If the IOS *defaults* to "service config", and you have no config file on the system, it would seem that we need to alter a setting NOT in the config file, but in the config register, perhaps; something where the settings "sticks" even when there is ...
Thanks! It turned out to be the version of TFTP32 that I was using. I got the new version from the manufacturer, and the upload worked first time.Thanks for the reply.
