This tutorial will details the relocation of the device logs directory on the NSM server. This procedure is normally used in cases where the NSM Server has limited disk space and a network file system is available and mounted on the NSM server just for writing device logs.
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This tutorial will explain how to start and stop NSM services in proper order
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This tutorial will explain How to determine what device mac address is on what port on your Cisco switch.This is very useful when some user want to know if the secific port is connecting to their server/PC.
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** Guide Updated **

This guide is an evolution from this original guide. Unless the Kerrighed Team comes up with a substantially different version, this is the only update to this guide I will ever make as the steps are pretty much the same for all svn versions I have tested.
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This article describes the prerequisites and steps needed to replicate dynamic routing protocol routes (OSPF, BGP, RIP) to your passive firewall in an NSRP cluster
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In order to reset the enable password on the ProxySG, you will need to have physical access to the ProxySG itself.  You will need a nine (9) pin null modem cable to connect to the serial console on the ProxySG.  Make sure the cable is connected to the ProxySG and to your laptop or desktop.  Make sure your serial connection has the following settings:

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