Configuring Netscape Communicator (All Versions)

1

From the menu bar, select

 

Edit>Preferences.

2

In the Preferences window, click

 

Advanced.

3

Select the Enable Java, Enable JavaScript,

 

and Enable Style Sheets check boxes.

4

From the Advanced drop-down list, select

 

Cache.

5

Under Document in cache is compared to

 

document on network, select Every time.

6

Click OK.

Configuring Internet Explorer (4.01a)

Note: For the procedure to configure Internet Explorer 5.0, refer to the Cisco IOS Desktop Switching Software Configuration Guide.

1

From the menu bar, select View>Internet

 

Options.

2

In the Internet Options window, click

 

Advanced.

3

Scroll through the list of options to Java

 

VM, select the Java JIT compiler enabled

 

and Java logging enabled check boxes,

 

and click Apply.

4

Click General. In the Temporary Internet

 

Files section, click Settings. The Settings

 

window opens.

5

Select Every visit to the page, and click

 

OK.

6

In the Internet Options window, click

 

Security.

7

In the Zone drop-down list, select

 

Trusted Sites Zone, and click Custom.

8

Click Settings.

9

In the Java>Java permissions section,

 

select Custom. Click the Java Custom

Setting, which appears at the bottom of the window.

10 In the Trusted Sites Zone window, click Edit Permissions.

11 If the buttons under Run Unsigned Content are not available, select either Medium or Low security in the Reset Java Permissions list box. Click Reset.

12 Under Run Unsigned Content, select

Enable, and click OK.

13 In the Security Settings window, click OK.

14 In the Internet Options window, click Security. Verify that the Zone drop-down list is set to Trusted Sites Zone.

15 In the Trusted Sites Zone section, click Add Sites.

16 In the Trusted Sites Zone window, deselect the Require server verification check box.

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Cisco Systems 2900 Series XL quick start Configuring Internet Explorer 4.01a
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2900 Series XL specifications

Cisco Systems 2900 Series XL routers are integral components of the Cisco Integrated Services Router (ISR) portfolio, designed to support various networking needs for small to medium-sized enterprises. These routers provide an extensive set of features tailored for voice, video, data, and wireless services, making them a versatile choice for organizations looking to streamline their network infrastructure.

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Ultimately, Cisco's 2900 Series XL routers represent a reliable, flexible solution for organizations looking to enhance their networking capabilities. With their exceptional features, comprehensive security options, and support for diverse applications and services, they play a crucial role in the modern digital landscape.
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