I've managed to borrow a Cisco 1602 and a 2610 from a friend to use as
practice equipment while i study for my CCNA.
The 1602 has a ISDN Bri module.
The 2610 has a ISDN Bri module and a 56k/64k CSU/DSU Module.
What way would you guys suggest setting them up?
I was thinking of just configuring t
Hi Nathan,
with a DTE/DCE cable between the two serial ports you can even make one of
the routers a frame relay switch. If you want the config for this, let me
know and I'll send it to you.
Regards,
Georg
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I've managed to borrow a Cisco 1602 and a 2610 from a friend to use as
practice equipment while i study for my CCNA.
The 1602 has a ISDN Bri module.
The 2610 has a ISDN Bri module and a 56k/64k CSU/DSU Module.
What way would you guys su
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Subject: Setting up a CCNA Lab [7:39112]
I've managed to borrow a Cisco 1602 and a 2610 from a friend to use as
practice equipment while i study for my CCNA.
The 1602 has a ISDN Bri module.
The 2610 has a ISDN Bri module and a 56k/64k CSU/DSU Module.
What way
How would use a frameSwitch with just 2 routers.
Thanks
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> Hi Nathan,
>
> with a DTE/DCE cable between the two serial ports you can even make one of
> the routers a frame relay switch. If you want the config for this, l
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