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Thanks for the direction however I must be missing something. I've downloaded 5.5 and built it on a CD and can now get the system to boot from the CD but I can't get to the stage of installing Win2000 server. I keep telling it that the OS is OTHER and it goes of and reboots and then needs the...

Trying to recycle an old server and need to change the boot order to boot from CD. How do you do this, all it wants to do is boot from SCSI or Floppy? Any help and links to any required drivers etc would be appreciated.

Be very carefull with the diagram given in the cirrus link above. That is not for CAT 5 cabling CAT 5 uses pins 1&2 and one pair and 3&6 as the other so, if memory servers me correctly, the colours (for a "straight" connector should be: 1 White/Orange 2 Orange 3 White/Green 4 Blue 5...

Thanks for this Andy, the cisco system gave me the IOS mentioned above as being the one to use for the hardware that I have BUT, I can't find a copy of the IOS. TYPICAL! Bob

That would be 2 easy and you may have missed that I don't have enough memory for it.

OK after much digging on Cisco's web site I think I need c2600-is-mz.12.2-11.yt2 IOS but it can't be located on the site. Can anyone help with either a suitable alternative or a copy of it?

The only time you should need to convert a rj45 cable to rs232 is for the console port. If the connection for the LAN to your router is not rj45 but a 15 pin D-type you'll need a media converter from AUI to Ethernet Hope this makes sense. Bob

Here's a sh ver of the router to show whats running at present. sh ver Cisco Internetwork Operating System Software IOS (tm) C2600 Software (C2600-I-M), Version 12.3(5e), RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc2) Technical Support: http://www.cisco.com/techsupport Copyright (c) 1986-2005 by cisco Systems, Inc...

I'm trying to configure VLANS on a 2610 with no avail. What O/S version and how much memory should I have to support this?

After spending far too long looking through Cisco's web site and getting nowhere, I thought I'd ask the question here. Is it possible to install an ADSL card in a 2611 (not XM)and if so what are the IOS and hardware requirements? Bob

A cisco 803 router would do this with no problems and has a 4 port hub built in as well.

Can an 803 be configured to act as a time server for its local network and if so how? Router is running 12.7 IP Plus software

Is your Laptop configured the same as the public PC's and are you dialing an actual ISP or an internal ISP service?

I use an Eicon ISDN PCMCIA card via Misco and it work fine

Thanks guys I'll check this in the morning. Any suggestions for a time server to feed a router?