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Well, it's not fixed... Still dropping twice a day. The clear xlate command did the trick for a couple of weeks tho, go figure... It's not licensing, They have unlimited licensing even tho there's only 12 workstations in the office. At the time of purchase they were expecting huge growth that...

Ran into this for the first time, made me sweat and hopefully someone can get some use for it... This error occurred after a mirrored hard drive failed and was replaced. Corruption was a result on the good hard drive. It’s not a good thing when chkdsk whips through hundreds of system files...

hrmmm... it seems clearing the xlates did the trick. The pix has been online for the last 24 hours without dropping so i'm hoping. It's always been twice a day for a dropoff. ~ K.I.S.S - Don't make it any more complex than it has to be ~

I'm having a problem with a pix for the first time, pretty solid unit overall... This one has been running for 3 years now problem free. Was running hot so I changed the cpu fan. It drops from the internet twice a day, and when this happens internet is lost but sometimes email still works. I've...

Statically assigning your servers is always the way to go... Can you ping the server by name and IP? Can you browse the server of any shared files/folders? Check the terminal services manager, ensure your rdp connection is still enabled and that you have the permissions to use rdp still...

You should download the support tools for windows 2000 and run a health check to make sure your current domain is fully functional... Find them here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/downloads/servicepacks/sp4/supporttools.mspx At very minimal, run dcdiag and netdiag. check for warnings...

What's the primary dns server as listed in the network connections? Is it the IP of the 2003 server? Run nslookup from a command prompt on your 2000 server. ~ K.I.S.S - Don't make it any more complex than it has to be ~

Wouldn't the router belong to the ISP for managed internet? It was stated that the password for the routers is unknown. Is the IP on the outside of the pix a public or private? ~ K.I.S.S - Don't make it any more complex than it has to be ~

I have a small client with a pix 501, using the kiwi syslog daemon to log everything from the pix. This works fine. Is there anything besides websense that works with the pix for internet monitoring? I don't like having monitoring done by a 3rd party company, prefer to have something onsite...

You can exmerge and narror down by dates as well, give you a better shot at the smaller pst's. ~ K.I.S.S - Don't make it any more complex than it has to be ~

Well, the internal subnet is 192.12.20.x/24. When I set up the vpn's, I did it originally with the same subnet but couldn't get any network access. I did this through the sdm, and it asked "are you sure you want to do this". Should have been my first clue. Since your post, I changed the vpn...

ok, thanks for that. By reading I assumed that by changing the subnet for vpn that it work better. Vpn links up and all is well, can connect to rdp now :) Burt, I thank you very much, you've been great :) ~ K.I.S.S - Don't make it any more complex than it has to be ~

Got time for one more question? I think i'm finally getting my head wrapped around the concept here, got port forwarding done for exchange owa and vpn connects. BUT I can't seem to get into the network through vpn. It is connecting fine but I can't rdp into the server. Should the vpn's dhcp be...

Well, did the exact same thing as I did this morning and it worked this time. Got me scratching my head now. Thanks for your help :) ~ K.I.S.S - Don't make it any more complex than it has to be ~

thank again burt, i'll try later. ~ K.I.S.S - Don't make it any more complex than it has to be ~

I am not wrapping my head around this at all... I have a router with fastethernet0/0 ip 192.12.20.1/24. fastethernet0/1 is linked directly to the internet via dhcp, I can surf no problem. The only ports I need open are 53, 80, 20, 21, 443 and 25. I've tried this via host, via subnet, whatever...

so it's safe to assume it works the same with the entire subnet? access-list 101 permit tcp host 192.168.1.0 any eq 80 access-list 101 permit udp host 192.168.1.0 any eq 53 and so on? ~ K.I.S.S - Don't make it any more complex than it has to be ~

Got stuck with an 1841, and i'm not used to working with them. It's on the internet and i'm able to surf, but i'm looking for some quick and dirty How to's on access-lists. Just want to block everything outbound, permit certain ports out and stealth it on the outside. It was easy on the pix...

That worked, thanks ~ K.I.S.S - Don't make it any more complex than it has to be ~

Had an 1841 router that was in a real mess so did a factory reset on it. Couldn't reconnect with the typical 10.10.10.1 so I tapped in with the console. It was sitting at rommon 1> Type boot and up it came. Configured the router and rebooted it again... rommon 1 again. Type boot, up it comes...