Random Dude

Model: 2000 Subaru WRX Colour: Dark Blue VIN#: JF1GC8KD3YG054892 Registration Number: SWRX00 (plates up for separate sale) Mileage: 208,473 KMs Price: $6,900 Other Information: Engine rebuilt with STi Bottom End (OEM STi Forged Pistons, Dbl Forged Crank) at 136,231kms 3-into-2.5in APS Exhaust TD05 Turbo Cusco Strut Brace 17" Bronze-Gold Wheels w/ new Toyo tyres PowerFC ECU KYB Adjustable Struts Whiteline ALK (Standard Spec) Dark Tint 200,000klm service has been performed Rego until April 2014 Great mechanical and interior condition, however some aspects of the paint on the rear of the car will require restoration. Plates may or may not be available for sale with the car. Pictures: ================================================= Contact: Brenton Email: [email protected] Phone: 0415078653 Location: Mitcham, Vic

Ditto to what everyone else said Have a happy birthday champ!

More info for you here Adz: http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t552...cisco-2801.html And as Justin mentioned above, object tracking sounds like what I found above, however i havn't worked on it before: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/12_3/1...e/dbackupx.html

justin911 makes a good point - and the main point why traditional interface down detection methods won't work with ADSL. The ADSL line sync (layer2 of the OSI model) will be the main interface that the detection will work on. What you'll find is that most of the time, the PPP layer (layer 3 of the OSI model) will be the one failing, and you'll lose your PPP link - which means no traffic. This PPP fail won't trigger the interface as being down. The default gateway idea is the most logical however not always reliable. I suspect that depending on the routing protocol it might not always detect the ADSL/SHDSL fail and keep pumping out packets to the default gateway with the lowest metric which will result in lost packets and no connectivity. Not having any live cisco equipment I can't say for sure (and I don't work on the equipment on a daily basis anymore) but being a good cisco tech I did some googling and found the following: http://wiki.ittoolbox.com/index.php/Cisco_Failover This is an IOS feature (sla monitor/rtr?) that tests a particular IP address for certain criteria, ie: IP sla monitor 1 type echo protocol ipIcmpEcho your_first_test_ip source-ipaddr your_source_ip timeout 2000 threshold 2000 frequency 3 IP sla monitor schedule 1 life forever start-time now Basically the above will ping a particular IP through a particular interface and make sure it meets the SLA of 'a timeout of no longer than 2000ms' and 'no more than 3 failures in a row' or something to that effect. Look at the website above and the rest of the commands will set up the routes etc. Its a start but I don't know how useful it is - and you're right, it's probably out of your depth - heck its even out of mine and I'm a CCNA/CCDA/VOIP etc. Like i said mate i'm not working on the stuff full time anymore but I can still get my head around most of the stuff. You'll be able to find my ph number. Gimmie a call anytime - don't feel afraid to chuck me a config file either

Yeah, awesome work DAZ!!! Nfi how I got where I was, I think every time Daz beat me I felt i'd fcked up some way Awesome weekend AGAIN everyone - had a ball!

Don't worry, for those few who can remember, James got punished for being late when he was at the Strippers Another huge weekend. Being #2 on the running order surely sucks on the skidpan because you never have enough time to watch people and memorise the layout :S So just for the record, Daz whipped my ass left right and centre in his awesome STi Congrats mate Team 'Rex did well, even the mighty Foz representing! I was a busted unit yesterday... and today... urgh. There is only one photo I want to see... and that was Nathan and Al wearing the glasses, fake nose and moustache from the Cactus at Taco Bill Till next time everyone!

I'm going through my facebook addiction phase at the moment Sad I know...

Facebook event here! http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=23859334168

Yay!!!! Good time had by all!

I've been waiting Yippie!

I like the idea of this Chilli Eating festival. Can I come to that? Is that just sort of a 'rock up when you want' thing?

Which is the wiring harness I need? There are two listed on greenline: 49C-A003 Sensor SOL Harness 5P (For 415-T003 PowerFC) 49C-A004 Sensor Harness 5P-L (For 415-A013 Boost Control Kits) I hardly think the power fc will go bye bye. The plug is common enough (a 3-pin header connector should do the trick if I can find one that fits!) and once I have a photo of one of the Boost Control Kit 5-pin plug (& associated coloured wires) to confirm we should be good to go. If you look at my photo on the left, and your's from the FAQ on the right below: Looking straight at the photos, pin 1 is on the left of my photo, and in yours pin 1 is on the right of the photo. (the orientation of the plug is reversed in the photos) Looking at your photo, it seems right to left: Pin 1: Pres. Sens. Red (Positive) Pin 2: Pres. Sens. Green (Signal) Pin 3: Pres. Sens. Black (Negative) Pin 4: Solin. Red (Positive) Pin 5: Solin. Brown (Negative) So, once I can get someone to take a slightly better picture of the plug, i'm pretty confidant once I get the right plug, i need to use wires 4 (pos) and 5 (neg)! Not worth the $30 + postage IMHO.

Cheers Paulie. I saw all that... I was hoping that you might have known the 5pin pinouts and not yet updated the FAQ. I looked at the PFC and yes, it is a five pin. So i'm guessing there are two of those wires for the solenoid. I guess if the skylines only have a 3 pin, then you guys wont be able to help much! I'll go on a bit of an investigation, see if someone can tell me what colour pins are what. Once I find out i'll let you know and you can add it to the FAQ!

Paulie - i need your PowerFC help on this one!!! I need to hook up my Apexi Boost Solenoid to the power FC. I know it needs to go into the white socket on the side. But I'm going to be cheap and not buy the whole boost kit (the WRX doesn't need it - it has a MAP sensor). I have the boost solenoid but no connectors on it - just the wires clipped off so i'll need to run some extra wires. I saw on your PowerFC doco that the wires are the following: Solenoid Pink = Positive Black = Negative Do you happen to know the matching pinouts for the while socket? I'm going to go down to Jaycar and try and find a plug that will match (hopefully) I need to know which pin numbers this positive and negative connect up to. I'm hoping its a 5pin power fc (so there is just two for solenoid) but I will have to check tomorrow. Hope it's not a problem to fill me in! Cheers, Brenton

Starbucks going the doughnuts again?!?!