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| chunder 2005-09-17, 7:11 pm |
| please don't blast me if anything of this nature has been discussed, i tried to search but it appears all busted up. 
I have a Cisco 2811 Router, it's stock, no additional cards, yet. It shipped with the IP-Base IOS. I want to put 12.4.3(LD) ENTERPRISE SERVICES on it. Will that alone get me FW and VPN abilities? Or do I have to add a card for either/both of these? | |
| chunder 2005-09-19, 6:50 pm |
| wow, is this place a ghost town or what?  | |
| johnaspen 2005-09-20, 1:50 pm |
| I'd describe it as more of a confused town after reading your question. This is a CCNA certification help forum which your question doesn't relate to at all. It would be nice if someone here just happened to know the answer, but I can't see anyone with self-studied CCNA knowledge being able to answer that question. | |
| chunder 2005-09-20, 5:08 pm |
| good point, I should have put that in another forum... back in the day all of these forums seemed to have enough activity and cross-over that I would have seen something from someone... anyhow, I got it figured out via the Cisco forums.
gotta have a IOS with a K in the version. | |
| johnaspen 2005-09-20, 11:48 pm |
| Ahh, now that's actually ringing some memory bells from CCNA material. (Sorry if I came across in a bad way). The CCNA Sybex and Cisco Press books briefly mention that the various letters in the IOS ver # represent it's capabilities, but they don't go into detail on each one.
I wouldn't have had a clue that this would be the answer for adding VPN ability since the CCNA doesn't dealve into VPN info at all. Thanks for coming back to post the answer! | |
| chunder 2005-09-21, 5:23 pm |
| specifically, i loaded advanced enterprise IOS and I've got all of th options the 2811 will do. |
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