a 3com can do it with rarp, and I see you can use
ip rcmd remote-host ip-address, though I have not tried it.
I'll stop flailing now and go crash.
Brian Sonic Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
On Sat, 5 May 2001, Brian Dennis wrote:
No it's not a bug or security hole.
The object
Are you going connect local and remote router via bridging?
rgds;
Vincent Chong
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No it's not a bug or security hole.
The object is to connect to a router remotely (i.e. over a WAN) that
doesn't
have an IP address
1. I assume across WAN means using routable protocol.
2. IPX is the alternative routable protocol.
3. SNMP supports IPX ... Not having tested that with Cisco, I cannot be
sure... is that one of the solutions ?
Jason
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No
No it's not a bug or security hole.
The object is to connect to a router remotely (i.e. over a WAN) that doesn't
have an IP address configured.
Brian
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Well, without an ip, I see a minor issue with the inability to put a
remote ip into the tcp header, unless there's a trick I am not aware of.
Is the wan link frame relay? perhaps router's ability to autoconfig dlcis
may be of help.
Brian Sonic Whalen
Success = Preparation + Opportunity
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