When you mean when you say "browse the net" ? do you mean the network
neighborhood? If it is then it might not even be a problem with the link or
the router. It may simply be a browsing problem i.e. you may need to use a
LMHOST file, WINS server or something like that.
""Mr. Oletu Hosea Godswill, CCNA"" wrote in message
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> Hi Group,
>
> Please if you can just drop a line across to me, it
> might really help me.
>
> Has any one install a 2600 series router at the other
> end of a microwave radio link through the ethernet
> port be it 0/0 or 0/1?
>
> I have tried this on several occasions but it would
> not work, for reasons I have not found out.
>
> The setup is like this. I have a microwave radio link
> which is perfect. If you connect your computer to the
> the radio through a cross-over cable you would browse
> the net fine. My desire is to place this client in a
> different subnet/network. I introduce a router in
> place of the computer connecting to e0/0 of the 2600
> using a cross-over cable. The other e0/1 of the
> router is then connected to the computer using another
> cross-over cable. The radio is getting its link from
> another router whose ip-address is 64.86.155.221/28,
> the radio's ip-address is 64.86.155.155/28, the e0/0
> interface of the 2600 is 64.86.155.156/28, the e0/1 is
> 192.168.0.1/24. The routing protocol is 'igrp 200'.
>
> After the above configurations, the best I can get is
> the replication of all the routes learned by this
> router from the other one over the microwave radio
> link, but my computer can browse the net. Remove the
> 2600 router and plug the computer straigt into the
> radio you would be able to browse the net.
>
> This is my dilemma. The questions that race through my
> mind without answer are:
>
> 1. Is it that I can't use the interface e0/0 and e0/1
> to make a WAN link over a microwave radio?
>
> 2. Do I need to install an ethernet interface WAN
> module in the WAN slot provided in the router.
>
> 3. Are mine just missing something.
>
> 4. Please remind me of what the missing link seem
> like.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards.
> Oletu H. G.
>
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