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you should still be able to type even though you cant see what you are actually doing. from console: en yourpassword conf t no logging console {then enter} you should be able to pop that in a text file and just copy and paste the pix buffer should handle that fine once you have done that the...

P.S. you might want to disable console logging while you troubleshoot. or at least to see the cpu and mem stats in conf t no logging console

well to see if the FW is being abused memory and cpu wise I would suggest doing a show mem usage and show cpu usage from the enable prompt do you run a syslog server for your firewall?

its hard to say whats causing your telnet access to stop and i might be shooting in the dark here but there is a lot of connections trying to leave your firewall on port 9100 ( usually used for Printers or printer management like the HP Jet Direct boxes) and port 37 (the time protocol or NTP)...

I see you have nat (inside) 0 access-list NoNAT and a NoNAT access list Try making your crypto map match address NoNAT (instead of 101) and maybe add isakmp nat-traversal

We use AES-256 on out Cisco VPN clients. I have to say that it is pretty fast and the overhead is minimal to give you an idea on a 64kbs link i can get upto about 7.6 to 7.8kBs throughput and with out the VPN client running I max out at about the same

Hi folks I wonder if you can help at all we have setup a Netgear DG834Gv2 ADSL router to create an IP sec tunnel into the PIX The ISAKMP and IPSEC tunnel comes up and works beautifully for about 45 to 60 seconds maybe more from time to time, then suddenly the tunnel drops and reconnects and...

ok here is an update I have enabled telnet on the server in the HO If I telnet to the server from the branch office either via a machine in the branch office of via the branch offices Cisco 805 the connection is fine for a few characters then hangs if I telnet to the server using the clients...

Hi I really hope someone can point be in the right direction. I have a client with 2 sites they are connected our MPLS VPN they also have access to the Cisco VPN client. which puts them in their network Now for the problem If you log in to the VPN client you can do anything you would be able...

and like an idiot i post without the config version 12.2 no service pad service timestamps debug uptime service timestamps log uptime no service password-encryption ! hostname gunslingers ! enable password xxxxxxxxxx ! mmi polling-interval 60 no mmi auto-configure no mmi pvc mmi snmp-timeout...

Hi Ian I have just been configuring my couter for ADSL (cisco 827) i was wondering if you could tel me if the config looks ok? and if so great if not where did I go wrong. then the next step is the IPsec stuff no problem there done that a few times. Any help would be great Thank Lyndon