Hello Chris,
By the look of it, you will replace the Cisco equipment ;-)
Regarding the WAN IP, I understand that what is marked is your public IP address, to get Leaf working in your environment you will probably have to set its WAN interface to 172.23.76.154. I suspect your gateway will show if you do a traceroute. As to what to use for DNS, it should all be visible under the Cisco interface(never seen those, I am using Leaf)
Then you will have to setup the LAN on the leaf box. I believe the recent versions use DHCP on the LAN interface, so the IP addresses will be set automaticaly. If you want to use the same LAN IP/Range, you could configure the dhcp server on the leaf box.
Cheers and enjoy Leaf
Livio _DOT Ravetto DOT_ org
Chris Lee wrote:
Dear Mohan,
As far as I can see, the CISCO only connect to the ARESCOM NetDSL 1000 Cable Modem via Ethernetk, so I think T1/E1 or Sync Serial is not a problem (between what is sync serial?).
However I don't know how to setup the network interface card setting. There is a label on top of CISCO marked down:
WAN IP: 172.23.76.154 LAN: 203.198.77.78 / 255.255.255.240
1. How do I define WAN setting? 172.23.76.154/255.255.255.255? how about the default gateway? 2. How do I define LAN setting for an range of IP?
Many thanks in advance.
Regards, Chris Lee
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