Hi,
I have 2621 router: 2 WAN links and 2
EtherPorts.
I want to configure this for one-to-one
basis.
all tarffic comming from Fa0/0 goes S0/0
and
traffic comming from Fa0/1 goes S0/1.
How I can do this, Pls help
TIA
Gm
hi all,
when it comes to configuring interface for different link level
technologies (framerelay, ATM, serial ,etc) i am facing the difficulties
in finding example configurations or explanations.is ther any sites
which give this configurations or explanations ?
or is ther any one who is willing
Hello Everyone ,
I am new on Cisco routers and Switches , I am facing a problem on
a new Cisco router 2610 which my company has purchased .
I am able to telnet on to that router via other router , but I am not
able to configure with the console port , as soon as i start it with the
c
Hardware & Software
(1) Cisco 2501(3) DTE/DCE Cables
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(1) Cisco 2503(2) Windows 2000 Advanced Servers
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hi all,
when it comes to configuring interface for different link level
technologies (framerelay, ATM, serial ,etc
Hi Folks,
My ISDN configuration (using an ISDN simulator) does not work for some
reason. Can anyone please give a sanity check to my configurations below and
point out where I am fumbling. I am trying to make an ISDN configuration
using PAP and different passwords at both ends to work. Also, only
try
a another desktop or laptop with Windows NT or 98. I have windows 2000 and
have run into the same problem.
Cyndi Garrison
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I have found that one of the more currnet versions of hyperterminal will not
work with the console of some of the cisco routers. I
t possible try
a another desktop or laptop with Windows NT or 98. I have windows 2000 and
have run into the same problem.
Cyndi Garrison
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Navin,
I've never had a problem with Hyperterminal until very recently. New laptop
with Windows ME on. Unfortunately I copied over all my usual stuff and
configured everything before realising how bad Windows ME can be. This is
just one of the problems I've had.
I've found that disconnecting/con
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From: Jim / Manee Brinksma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 4:02 PM
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Hardware & Software
(1) Cisco 2501(3) DTE/DCE Cables
(1) Cisco 2502(1) NetGear 4 Port 10
are you using the riht gateway?
have you forotten to use the network command?
PQ
Jim / Manee Brinksma wrote:
> Hardware & Software
> (1) Cisco 2501(3) DTE/DCE Cables
> (1) Cisco 2502(1) NetGear 4 Port 10/100 Switch
> (1) Cisco 2503(2)
Do a search on 'chap pap' and 'callin'
"Aziz Islam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi Folks,
> My ISDN configuration (using an ISDN simulator) does not work for some
> reason. Can anyone please give
Aziz, Light! (Sorry, it's from "The Fifth Element" and I couldn't help it)
First, the easy one:
If you don't want RouterB to be able to dial to RouterA, simply do not define
interesting traffic (am I missing something?)
Second (the linear thinker in me) (Assuming Q.931 & Q.921 are cool)
Remove au
I've created a webpage so that you can get a better idea of my
requirements.
http://www.geocities.com/checkoutmydiagram
I am having trouble configuring it so that IP traffic gets separated
from IPX/EIGRP traffic. It seems that things must either go through the
GRE tunnel or through the IPSEC t
I would like to set my 2511 so it would be possible to switch from each of
my routers console port on my lab. Is there a sample configuration setup for
this. Being new at this I'm a little lost. I would greatly appreciate any
help. I guess I would telnet somehow to the TTY line ?
Thanks,
Steve
Hi, I am trying to figure out a few commands in the 2912. I tried searching
on cisco.com but I come up with the basic commands. I could not find a
description of the commands I am looking for. For eg. transmit interface
command on the 2912. Can someone please explain what that command does or if
so
Ed,
I sent you an email
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Ed,
I sent you an email
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Router Configuration Help.
I am currently using a Cisco 2621 router for my company firewall. Serial 0's
interface (CSU/DSU) is connected to the phone company. Ethernet 0 is
connected to my LAN. I currently use CBAC / ACL's to control access from
Inside/Outside and vica versa.
The pho
Fa0/1.
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From: net974 at Yahoo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Configuration help.
Hi,
I have 2621 router: 2 WAN links and 2 EtherPorts.
I want to configure this for one-to-one basis.
all tarffic comming from
Steven,
I'm assuming you're using a 2511RJ series. If that's the case, then
you're lucky. Just plug a straight-through cat5 cable from the 16 async
ports on the 2511 to your routers or switches console port. Then on your
2511, setup a loopback interface, giving it an ip like 1.1.1.1/32. So for
Hi,
Not splitting hairs, especially as your answer was so helpful, just curious.
I thought it was a rolled cable between 2511RJ and console ports.
Thought I'd check anyway, just to confuse things.
Cheers,
Gareth
"Frank Kim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Gareth,
You would use a rollover cable on a 2511 that uses octal cables. On
2511rj, it's just a straight through cat5.
-Frank
On Sun, 22 Oct 2000, Gareth Hinton wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Not splitting hairs, especially as your answer was so helpful, just curious.
> I thought it was a rolled cable betw
I use the Octal cable on a 2511 straight into the console port of the router
or plug a rolled cable between 2511RJ and router console. The 2511RJ is good
because you don't need the Octal cable, but it only has a single serial
port. The 2511 has 2 seril ports...
Frank Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Please help me to figure out this link contain :). I really like to know if
somebody could tell me that some part written was wrong. Told me if I was
wrong.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/793/ios_fw/cbac4.html
Thanks
Hato
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Ge
You should let the PIX handle the NATing. Just put the 2600 and the PIX in
outside interface in the same switch
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