Any router but a 2500 will give you the serial number via the following
commmands:
c2600 : 'sh c2600', 'sh diag'
c3600 : 'sh c3600', 'sh diag'
c7200 : 'sh c7200', 'sh diag'
rsp7500: 'sh diag 31'
In addition, 'sh diag' will give you the serial numbers of all the modules
installed in a modular
I believe you will need to correct the ip addressing on at least one side
because as soon as you put an IP address on the router interfaces and enable
ip routing, IP packets will not be bridged. I wourld recommend fixing the
side which would be less work. On the side you haven't fixed, put a
Can you post a 'sh int s0' and a 'sh int s2' so that the group can see?
Also a 'sh contr s0' and a 'sh contr s2' would be nice.
Have you checked out 'physical-layer async' on those ports?
/Rick
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Use 12.1(5)T8 (or higher) and use EasyIP Phase 3 (DHCP client), forget the
PC.
interface dialer0
ip address dhcp
...
etc.
See my other post at
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Albert,
My bad, I just realized you weren't configuring a serial interface, you were
doing a dial-up (async? isdn?), anyway here is my correction:
(this works with IOS 11.3 or higher) Hope this helps...
interface dialer1
ip address negotiated
For example:
!
ip
Where is your interface async1? This doesn't look like a complete config.
One thing that's suspect is you have both a chat script for 'script
modem-off-hook' and 'modem autoconfigure', use one or the other. I wouldn't
autoconfigure the modem until you get this working with the off-hook chat
I would be careful in implementing policy 'in your network' if you have a
choice. If you are designing your network, use traffic shaping (can only be
used outbound on your interfaces, so plan appropriately). If you police
traffic with 'exceed action drop' then you will masacre TCP traffic.
I think I am doing the same thing in my home lab, this info may help you.
EasyIP Phase 3 (DHCP Client) is definately not available until 12.1(5)T
(which is deferred to 12.1(5)T8). Make sure you don't use the deferred
release 12.1(5)T.
I would highly recommend NOT using telnet to remotely
OK, more than you ever wanted to know...
The setup of the PCs is really no different than if they are on the same
hub, switch vlan, or directly connected via a twist cable. The configuration
of the PCs has to be done in one of two ways:
1. Set the PCs to the same ip subnet and mask (the default
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