Pour les sensors wifi rien n'est sûr c'est encore un autre gros problème qui se prénomme "l'internet des objets", pour l'instant on ne voit que le haut de l'iceberg :)
oui et une migration IPv6 et l'ASN 32bytes devrait aussi donner un peu de headhache si les schémas d'adressages v6 inclus l'ASN 32 bytes (c'est moins trivial qu'avec un ASN16).
Sinon de manière plus générale, voici 6 manières de penser "ipv6" en business case: http://www.eweek.com/c/a/IT-Infrastructure/How-to...

Thanks to Infosecplace.com that talk about the tool in his podcast series http://infosecplace.com/blog/2008/10/31/an-inform...

Nice one! denyip has the solution :-)

The answer is that SSH version 1 is automatically forced when the key size is below 768 bits.

Spoke1(config)#$crypto key generate rsa general-keys label Spoke1.packetfault.org modulus 360
The name for the keys will be: Spoke1.packetfault.org

% The key modulus size is 360 bits
% Generating 360 bit RSA keys, keys will be non-exportable...[OK]

Spoke1(config)#
*Oct 30 15:47:55.658: RSA key size needs to be atleast 768 bits for ssh version
2
*Oct 30 15:47:55.658: SSH: host key initialised
*Oct 30 15:47:55.666: %SSH-5-ENABLED: SSH 1.5 has been enabled
*Oct 30 15:47:56.966: SSH: successfully generated server key

Hello Flo, you are near the good answer. Keep the thought around RSA keys generation :)

Just received false answer via MSN:
The cause is not "auto secure ssh"
The cause is not "ios version"
No matter the hardware (at least last commands were from a Cisco) it's a SSH general behavior

GET VPN is new to CCIE lab 3.0 and I love it!

Cascading quadruple FWSM into a single failover process is not possible. So you can't have FWSM in Active/Standby/Standby/Standby. It works by pairs. If you have four 6500 and SUP720-3BXL and each one has a FWSM then you'll have two failover process completely independant from other.

OoooOps! Don't take care of the usage() function. Definitely part of another script from my private toolbox :-)

Hello,
CCIE v3 finally out! No MARS nor NAC! woosh :)

http://denyip.wordpress.com/2008/10/16/ccie-secur...
http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/le3/ccie/securi...
http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/le3/ccie/securi...