If you don't have a good working ethernet port, you'll have to xmodem the
ios into the router.
The way to do this is -
1) Reboot the router.
2) While it is reloading hit the break key
to get it into rommon mode
3) type 'confreg' at the prompt. The router will ask you
if you want to change the register
4) Enter yes, and hit return to accept default values until it
asks if you want to change the console port speed
5) Tell it yes and it will give you a list of speeds. Pick 115200
6) Keep accepting default values after that until it gets back
to asking if you want to change the register again.
7) This time tell it no. It will now save your register
(btw - I think it is 39xx something something)
8) Tell the router to reset
9) While it is rebooting, set your hyperterm (or whatever program)
to work at 115200 instead of 9600
10) Hit the break key while the router is reloading to get back
into rommon mode
11) At the prompt enter 'xmodem'
12) It tell you some stuff, and eventually be ready to accept an
xmodem download. Tell hypertem to xmodem the file to the
router
13) When it is done, reset the router again
14) It should now load ok.
15) Once you are in to it, configure the ethernet port.
16) After you do that, you can telnet into the router, go into
config mode, set the config register back to 0x2102 and the
console line speed back to 9600
You can do this without messing with the config register and port speeds,
but if you do it will take about 2 hours to xmodem the ios to the router
instead of 15 minutes.
Also, I'm 12.0.7 supports the network module, but only certain trains of it.
You need to have 12.0.7XK, not 12.0.7T
hope that helps
>
>I have two new 3600 with IOS 11.2 installed. I installed the 1 Fast
>Ethernet/2 Wan slot network module and a WIC 1T in the module. On boot up
>I get the error:
>
>%PA-2-UNDEFPA: Undefined Port Adaptor type 0 in bay 0
>%LINK-4-NOMAC: A random default MAC address of 0000.0c82.e75a has
> been chosen. Ensure that this address is unique, or specify MAC
> addresses for commands (such as 'novell routing') that allow the
> use of this address as a default.
>
>Here is the info I received from the TAC troubleshooting web site:
>
>Error Message
>%PA-2-UNDEFPA: Undefined Port Adapter type [dec] in bay [dec]
>Explanation The software does not have a driver for the port adapter type
>located in the specified bay.
>Recommended Action Ensure that the image you are running supports this
>card.
>Check that the card is properly seated. If the message recurs, copy the
>error message exactly as it appears on the console or in the system log,
>call your Cisco technical support representative and provide the
>representative with the gathered information.
>I reseated the cards, with no change. I have the IP/IPX feature pack IOS
>12.0.7 to install. I assume that IOS 12.0.7 will support the network
>module. How can I upgrade the IOS since the system doesn't recognizing the
>Ethernet port?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Robert Provost
>
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