Hi Alaerte,
Could you paste the configuration of your 2511 so that we can have a look at
it.
Brian.
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Hi Himanshu,
I expect that you have a statically configured IP Address on Dialer0 at the
moment on your Cisco 803 Router.
If you want to change this over to basically use DHCP, then you would change
your Dialer0 Config as follows:
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interface dialer 0
ip address ne
Hi all,
By the way, here is a useful URL for Dial Solutions with Cisco Routers.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/793/access_dial/backofbookindex.html
Have fun,
Brian.
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Hi H,
What you need is a normal Straight through Ethernet Cable to connect from
the Slimline-2 or Slimline-6 directly onto a Cisco 2503 ISDN Interface.
You could use the same Ethernet Straight-Through cable if you have ISDN at
your home to connect from the NT1 to an ISDN Device.
An Ethernet Cro
Hi Arni,
The one thing to note about CHAP is that the Authentication process is
bi-directional. That is to say that, in a normal CHAP Setup your Router will
send a USERNAME/PASSWORD combination to the Remote End and the Remote End
will send a USERNAME/PASSWORD combination to your Router.
This is
Hi Dave,
Just a brief comment to make on implementing BVI on Cisco Routers. From what
I have experienced in the past, BVI does indeed actually eat up quite a lot
of Router CPU.
One thing that I would really suggest is to look into using RBE instead of
BVI. This will definetely result in less CPU
Hi Natachaya,
Answer to your question: Roll-Over.
If you want to connect from a Cisco 2511 Terminal Server to another Cisco
device on the console port then you need a Roll-Over cable, 9 times out of
ten.
A Roll-Over cable is what is sais, it rolls the cable completely over so
that if the blue wi
Hi Natchaya,
Here is an example configuration that should help you out.
!
conf t
!
!
int e 0
ip address 192.168.0.1 255.255.255.0
no shut
no keepalive
exit
!
!
menu console_menu title /
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