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[21:42]<druyfyjg>hehe
[21:42]<druyfyjg>transcoders it is then ..
[21:51]<gndyvx>why 723?
[21:53]<zczynf>i can not seem to find the erasedisk.bin utilty does anyone know where it is?
[21:54]<gndyvx>akriel: for?
[21:54]<gndyvx>pix?
[21:54]<zczynf>yes
[21:55]<gndyvx>for password recovery?
[21:55]<zczynf>no
[21:55]<bsdrgdjg>argh my oem.ini file isnt working for the vpn client :(
[21:55]<gndyvx>hmm
[21:55]<zczynf>i tried to upgrade 515e to 7.x without looking at mem :P
[21:55]<gndyvx>ah
[21:55]<gndyvx>it looks now?
[21:55]<zczynf>i have 10 of them here and they all were fine with hardware mem besides this one
[21:56]<gndyvx>i loaded 7.0 onto a 515e with 64mb of ram
[21:56]<gndyvx>and it worked fine
[21:56]<zczynf>i only have 32mb on this one
[21:56]<gndyvx>ooh
[21:56]<zczynf>ya :/
[21:56]<gndyvx>how about a memory upgrade kit
[21:56]<zczynf>so I need to put 6.x back on it
[21:56]<zczynf>no time
[21:56]<zczynf>need to deploy it today
[21:56]<zczynf>we will upgrade it latter
[21:57]<zczynf>but i somehow need to get it running no
[21:57]<zczynf>now
[21:57]<gndyvx>i am not going to recommend it
[21:57]<gndyvx>i would say run it with 6.x code
[21:58]<zczynf>ok but i need to recover the pix :/
[21:58]<zczynf>look at recover from a faulty upgrade http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:uETIJ6Elfl8J:www.cisco.com/warp/public/110/upgrade.pdf+pix+erasedisk6xx.bin&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=2&client=firefox-a
[21:59]<vd2r>you can use regular PC memory. the thing is basically an x86 box.
[21:59]<vd2r>I have a pix at like 256mb or something because of that.
[21:59]<vd2r>525 though.
[22:00]<gndyvx>yeah my 535's got a gig in them
[22:00]<zczynf>ok but i still need to recover the pix
[22:00]<zczynf>where cn i find the erasedisk6xx.bin file?
[22:00]<gndyvx>have you tried loading 6.3 via the rom monitor
[22:00]<zczynf>yes
[22:01]<dzzc1lyvn>lol
[22:01]<dzzc1lyvn>listening to the CCNp video by Chris bryant..
[22:01]<dzzc1lyvn>he said that during a CCIE lab that someone tried to call tech-support for help
[22:03]<vd2r>heh.
[22:03]<rfv>wha?
[22:04]<rfv>Dark3Lite: unbelievable....
[22:04]<gndyvx>akriel: i'd call tac
[22:04]<rfv>but you do have to give the guy credit for doing what a lot of others normally do.
[22:04]<gndyvx>some reason i don't think you'd have a phone or net access
[22:05]<rfv>nemith: cell
[22:05]<rfv>wi-fi
[22:05]<rfv>:P
[22:05]<gndyvx>i got a pretty good source that says they take away cellphones and you don't get to use your own laptop or anything
[22:05]<rfv>assholes ;-)
[22:06]<rfv>take that away!
[22:06]<vd2r>I wouldn't be suprised if they jammed cell frequencies.
[22:06]<rfv>BWAHAHAHA!
[22:06]<rfv>that's illegal
[22:06]<vd2r>or at least had a faraday cage that was impossible to rx in.
[22:06]<vd2r>there are legal ways of jamming that bend the law.
[22:07]<rfv>that's not jamming, that's sheilding ;-)
[22:07]<rfv>we used to use one for testing pagers.
[22:07]<vd2r>you can repeat signals you rx legally and offset it to confuse the rx'er.
[22:07]<rfv>even then, the test systems were so sensitive that they could pick up pager signals.
[22:10]<ccfl_mrg>how can i allow all traffic on a specific port to go to a specific ip on IOS?
[22:13]<gndyvx>CCFL_Man: PBR
[22:13]<gndyvx>or VRFS
[22:13]<gndyvx>depending on what exactly you are trying to accomplish
[22:14]<ccfl_mrg>RDP connection
[22:14]<gndyvx>what about RDP connections
[22:14]<gndyvx>you mean PAT
[22:14]<ccfl_mrg>secure if possible, but i don't know how to use the firewall featrure set
[22:15]<ccfl_mrg>well, i want all outside tcp requests on 3389 to go to a certain ip on my network
[22:15]<gndyvx>yeah
[22:16]<gndyvx>http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk175/tk15/technologies_configuration_example09186a0080093e51.shtml
[22:16]<gndyvx>in short: ip nat inside soruce static tcp <inside ip> <inside port> int <outside interface> <outside port> extendable
[22:17]<gndyvx>nice spam subject line "Travelling PROSTpITUTE adventure the"
[22:17]<ccfl_mrg>ahhh, perfect
[22:18]<ccfl_mrg>ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.0.105 3389 int Dialer1 3389 extendable
[22:19]<gndyvx>Sharpdevelop 2.0 looks exactly like VS2005
[22:19]<gndyvx>so much that it is scary
[22:19]<gndyvx>CCFL_Man: aye
[22:19]<ccfl_mrg>travering prospitute adventure the!!!1
[22:20]<ccfl_mrg>sweet man, thanks :)
[22:20]<ccfl_mrg>now i wonder if microshaft will allow changing of the RDP port
[22:20]<ccfl_mrg>make it high so port scanners could miss it
[22:21]<gndyvx>CCFL_Man: yeah
[22:21]<gndyvx>use a :
[22:22]<gndyvx>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mobility/rdfaq.mspx
[22:23]<ccfl_mrg>nemith: oh, that i know, but how does one change it on the server
[22:23]<gndyvx>you really would have to change it on the server if you didn't want to
[22:24]<gndyvx>just make the outside port on the IOS firewall higher and point it to the same inside port :)
[22:24]<gndyvx>but if you wish
[22:24]<gndyvx>http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306759/
[22:30]<ccfl_mrg>oh, 3389 is just a listening port, but through the client i can specify which port i wish to use
[22:30]<gndyvx>which port to connec to
[22:31]<ccfl_mrg>right
[22:31]<ccfl_mrg>i see
[22:31]<ccfl_mrg>yeah, i want to change the listening port to something higher to stop the h4x0rz :P
[22:32]<gndyvx>right
[22:32]<gndyvx>see that kb article

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