How to delete an Access-List on a Cisco ASA
Why can’t I remember this command?
In order to remove the entire access list, use the
clear configure access-listcommand
Why can’t I remember this command?
In order to remove the entire access list, use the
clear configure access-listcommand
I can only speak one language, I do have a french qualification but it’s not worth the paper it’s printed on; so I admire anyone who’s native tongue isn’t english yet speak/reads/writes english.
Comments on my blog pose a problem, a tell tale sign of an e-mail or comment spam is poor english, now I’m not talking about having 100% correct grammar or spelling, in-fact this post title “good english comments” isn’t correct! What I’m talking about is comments that simply don’t make sense.
As it’s late, and I’m bored waiting for a customer call back, I thought I’d write about something both amusing & irritating. Recently I purchased a copy of Network Security Technologies & Solutions from Amazon, as I’m in no hurry I opted for the free royal mail delivery option. When I got home I found the Amazon box on my door-step and surprising the the box was open!!!
You hear about things going lost in the mail regularly and I can only presume that someone responsible for sorting the parcel spotted a rather heavy box from Amazon and thought it must be some expensive gadget, how disappointed they must have been to see that it was a dull old Cisco book ![]()
Ok, so I’ve moved jobs, the first thing that’s massively different is that I can’t use Linux :’( - the new place has load of custom fat client windows apps (help-desk & crm) so I can’t dump windows.
Now this post isn’t a Linux vs windows rant, more, a note about how it’s effecting me. To start with, I’ve been using evolution for so long that I’ve actually forgotten how to use outlook !!!!!! Other stuff is IM & RSS readers, I’m using thunderbird because I can’t find a suitable replacement for lifera , and MSN it’s got adverts all over it, back to gaim I think !