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Cisco 2600 config
mikeii Oops... in the first line of previous post, it should read "inside global" (not "outside global"). Sorry for any confusion. wanery -
Cisco 2600 config
Hello again mikeii What you are doing is creating a pool of "outside global" addresses using a non-routable set of addresses. Whenever these reserved addresses hit the internet, routers discard them. You need to use a globally unique address, IE., Serial 0/0's. Using the "overload" sets up... -
Easy Question - Password Recovery
hi kiefmer Are you doing the ctrl+break during the router's boot ? Wanery -
Cisco 2600 config
Hi mikeii You can't use non-routable addresses for your NAT pool, IE. 192.168.x.x. use the S0/0 address w/overload and skip the pool. Good Luck Wanery -
HKCU how does it work..????
With regard to determining which user is which in hkey users, I just expand each hive, then the the volatile environment folder. Since the user usually has a home drive mapped, the %username% is resolved in one of the drive mappings. It only takes a minute or two to find the one I want.- wanery
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