Chris19delta wrote: RoguePacket wrote: IOS image distribution is illegal. Good way to learn is Cisco's network academy, available at many community colleges for a low cost. Yep, cisco tries to force you to pay to go through them for training (or through someone else who pays them for the privilege of being able to train cisco stuff) Quite rightly so! Security firms obviously don't want their code in the open market as this allows vulnerabilities to be exploited. If you are wanting to learn how to configure Cisco equipment they do provide the Packet Tracer tool. Baixar Filme Tina Turner Dublado 1973.

However I think you need to be a student or registered on a course. G_Hughes wrote: Chris19delta wrote: RoguePacket wrote: IOS image distribution is illegal. Good way to learn is Cisco's network academy, available at many community colleges for a low cost. Yep, cisco tries to force you to pay to go through them for training (or through someone else who pays them for the privilege of being able to train cisco stuff) Quite rightly so!

Security firms obviously don't want their code in the open market as this allows vulnerabilities to be exploited. If you are wanting to learn how to configure Cisco equipment they do provide the Packet Tracer tool. However I think you need to be a student or registered on a course. You could also argue that it would allow more of these vulnerabilities to be discovered and patched;).

G_Hughes wrote: Quite rightly so! Security firms obviously don't want their code in the open market as this allows vulnerabilities to be exploited. This thinking needs to die out. If all that is required for the system to be broken is a working copy to be obtained anyone could start breaking Cisco's security by going to ebay and buying a C2950 for fifteen quid. Python Template Engine.

To quote the NIST: System security should not depend on the secrecy of the implementation or its components If anything system security benefits from being heavily scrutinised so long as reported bugs are acted upon. Let's cherry pick a bit. Flash, Acrobat reader, two widely deployed, commonly used closed systems that could not be more full of security holes if they were actively trying to be an infection vector.