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Make sure you set up correctly the subnet mask.
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on Apr 07, 2021
This is usually caused by a bad async controller where dc voltage is not supplied to the ports. There is nothing you can fix to make it pass the check.
Cisco Catalyst...
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on Dec 29, 2020
If you are looking for a solution to recover
EDB file into PST format then you can try Eseutil/R command provided by Microsoft in order to repair corrupted or damaged EDB file. In case if your trouble still remains same then you can go for a third party tool as there are plenty of options available over the net.
Cisco PIX...
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on Oct 22, 2020
these are the popular firewall for recent days:
·Packet filtering firewall
·Circuit-level gateway
·Stateful inspection firewall
·Application-level gateway (aka proxy firewall)
·Next-generation firewall
Cisco Computers...
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on May 28, 2020
- Packet filtering - ...
- Stateful filtering - ...
- Routing support - ...
- Transparent firewall - ...
- AAA support - ...
- VPN support - ...
- Supports IPv6 - ...
- VPN load Balancing -
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on May 13, 2020
Keep your 4-port and just purchase a netgear or linksys 8-port switch. This will increase your port count to 12, but you burn two ports on uplinking. If you need more ports, just get a 16-port switch then. I believe this will be the most cost effective solution.
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on Mar 06, 2020
Hi,
Depending on the Supervisor Module model, most likely it's a standard Cisco's "password recovery procedure":
Connect to the console
Reboot the switch (power cycle)
Start pressing Ctrl-C till you get to the BOOTROM
Change boot configuration register to 0x2142 (confreg 0x2142)
Boot the switch. It will ignore confuguration and boot "empty".
Go to "enable mode".
Copy startup configuration to running configuration ("copy start run")
Change boot register back to 0x2102 (conf t -> conf 0x2102)
Write config (write mem)
Reboot
Good luck,
Mike / CCNP, CCDP, CCSP, CCVP
Headset Adapters for office phone system
Cisco Catalyst...
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on Feb 21, 2020
The total sum of the Inside/Outside/ and pool address add up to 5,265. Subtract 10% and multiply by 260 to get the gender aspect of the original formula. Move the Network address to Google and download the residual code offered by the program that appears in the open window. Enter the code in the appropriate space provided and this will solve the problem by late 2015.
Cisco ASA 5505...
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on Nov 07, 2019
Hi'' as you have purchase a new one, uncover side of your unit then try to learn and have a diagram by copying in each where the all wires go '' or take a photo of it,''' thanks
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on Oct 31, 2019
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Cisco Computers...
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on Oct 21, 2019
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on Oct 20, 2019
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on Oct 19, 2019
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on Oct 19, 2019
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on Oct 19, 2019
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on Oct 19, 2019
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on Oct 18, 2019
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on Oct 18, 2019
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on Oct 18, 2019
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on Oct 18, 2019
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on Oct 18, 2019
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