here's what i would say stick this in your dialer interface:
no ppp authentication chap
ppp authentication pap callin
ppp pap sent-username brandon password daly
make sure you get the proper username and pass from your ISP. "No hacker is worth missing a Dead concert for" - c.s.
gravy,
as per my experience, you have no flash image, or yours has gone bad and it prob. won't boot again. Here's what you should do:
First, get a flash.bin image from Cisco.com or from someone's backup files. Do you have a Cisco login? Put this on a TFTP server and name it c2600.xxx-x.bin or...
brandon,
the easiest way to view the debugs is just set in enabled mode: "debug ppp authentication" "debug isdn q931" "debug dialer"- and make sure you're monitoring the console by typing "term mon" if you're not plugged into the console port. try to...
what "other router" are you referring to?
maybe you should go to cisco.com and read up on DDR. It looks as though you may be confused on what it is.
DDR does connect you to the internet and you can bring up 1 or both channels with interesting traffic.
?? "No hacker is worth...
sounds to me like some device is stealing pr spoofing your mac addy. do you have a catalyst on your network? do you have advertised routes that are invalid? are you sure there's no blackholing with your routes? is the 2610 conf. w/ "no ip directed broadcast"?
jason "No hacker is...
pls. run your ISDN debugs and dialer debugs and this will help us solve the problem more quickly and easily.
what is doing your authentication? i dont' see any sent username's and pass's. "No hacker is worth missing a Dead concert for" - c.s.
the problem is your IOS does not support this module. what module to you have and what IOS is it? all you must do is check the CCO documentation regarding your module and download the image that supports it.
easy fix.
jason "No hacker is worth missing a Dead concert for" - c.s.
try something like this ..... - not this is a PRI ISDN line ....
interface Serial2/0.1 point-to-point
bandwidth 256
backup delay 5 0 (this waits for 5 secs before killing isdn)
backup interface Dialer1
ip address xx.xx.xx.xx 255.255.255.252
ip ospf message-digest-key 1 md5 7...
daniel - please substitute the config clips i posted into your current
also, change your loopback subnet mask to 255.255.255.0 i think this is why your getting an error. on a router, you can't have more than one interface in the same subnet/network. "No hacker is worth missing a Dead...
mike is right, and i'm not sure why you're getting that error. i would not put the ip unnumbered on the serial though, instead putting it what IOS do you have? anyway, try doing this just to be thorough. its from a 3640 w/ 12.2(5):
conf t
int loopback0
ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0
then...
daniel, please give more info. is this an internal router using a private address? how many IP numbers do you have from your ISP? you can't make up a public address but you can use anything in the
10.x.x.x/8 network
172.16.x.x/12 network
192.168.x.s/16 network
for your private use. "No...
you can use policy based routing for incoming traffic as well. this is pretty easy setup.
route-map yourname permit 10
match ip address (accesslist number)
set ip precedence critical
... then apply this to your interface and it should work if your access list is configured correctly. there...
ok, if you're not technical, chances are you are running windows right? click start -> run -> type "cmd" in the dialog box. when the command window opens just type "nslookup xx.xx.xx.xx" where X equals the IP number. this will spit the hostname out, if its a registered DNS...
i'm not sure why you'd want to "nail" an iSDN connection at 128k b/c w the "dialer-load threshold" command you should get bw as you need it, but if you have a flat rate w/ your provider then you can just set the threshold load value to "1 either" and that should...
off hand i would say its probably just an authentication (pap/chap) error. are you sure that your username and passwords are correct? "No hacker is worth missing a Dead concert for" - c.s.
just run a "dig 10.10.10.10" command on a Linux machine or an "nslookup 10.1.1.1" command on w2k and that will resolve hostnames from IP addresses. "No hacker is worth missing a Dead concert for" - c.s.
version 12.1
no service single-slot-reload-enable
no service timestamps debug uptime
service timestamps log datetime msec
service password-encryption
no service dhcp
!
hostname r-viopgw
!
no logging buffered
no logging buffered
logging rate-limit 10
no logging console
aaa new-model
enable...
i think you got some bad info. the 4 port switch from what i understood is your internal connection(s). you can always plug another switch to one of those ports though if you wish. "No hacker is worth missing a Dead concert for" - c.s.
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