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RE: Locking Cisco Router
From: Kevin Jones <KJones () tcloud com>
Date: Fri, 22 Nov 2002 13:05:04 -0800
The point was made by the original person to post on this is that they have performed a service for someone involving the configuration of a Cisco router. They're intent from what I read out of their second post is that they would like to "unconfigure" the router and lock the owner out until the monies owed are paid. I believe the question has been answered by this point. To the fellow with the original post, your only real option is legal action at this point. No need to get a bad reputation by doing a "write erase", "save config", "copy run start" and then a "reload". Depending on the amount owed, you'd have to decide what is an "acceptable loss" on this one. Regards, Kevin
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