Unexpected exception to CPUvector 1200 - What does it means?

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Have you sent your crashlog to Cisco TAC, or used the analysis tools on Cisco's Website?

 

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Here it is mate, hope you can shed some light on this issue as I am totally in the dark.
Cheers,
Albert, C

 

Hello BosonMichael,

Can you please explain? I was under the impression that TAC was only for companys mate. I'll surf ciscos website and look for those analysis tools you have mentioned mate.
Cheers
Albert, C

 

It's for anyone who has a SmartNET contract.

 

Looks OK to me. The references I found on the Cisco website were caused by CBWFQ being applied to dialer interfaces which isn't the case on your router.

 

Any companies here in the Ul that provide thoses contracts? Are they afordable for single individuals. I mean I am not a campany or anything, I am just someone who has a cisco device and would like to have some sort of support mate.

cheers

 

Dunno about the UK, but there are companies in the US that sell them. They're not horribly expensive for a business - a hundredish USD for a smaller router, if I remember correctly - but that's a lot to pay for support for an ADSL router for an individual...