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The fastest way is to set the following in rommon: IP_ADRESS= IP_SUBNET_MASK= Default_gateway= tftp_server= TFTP_FILE= (these are case sensitive) then issue the "tftpdnld" command and view your set options. make sure you have a connection to a tftp server on your 1st lan...

The only way I know of getting 2 ip address on one interface is by cofiguring inter-vlan routing. I know the hardware configuration of you 2524 is 2 WAN, 1 Backup, I ether, 1 con, 1 aux. I think you will need another router and connect each router via serial connections...

the 56kbps is not hte speed but the clock rate. I think the physical bandwidth for a serial link is like 3-4.5 mbps. I do know that the 2500 series routers can only handle 768kbps on a WANinterface. That is why you can not have a 2500 use a full t-1 (constantly) unless there is an issue.

i can't remember the command option w/extended pings but there is one that needs to be set, lookup how to do extended pings via ipx on www.cisco.com http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk451/tk456/technologies_tech_note09186a0080093cae.shtml here is a good link!

i can't remember the command option w/extended pings but there is one that needs to be set, lookup how to do extended pings via ipx on www.cisco.com

A directed boadcast would be used if you were sitting on a different subnet. With a directed boadcast your router will sends the packet to to correct network ex: 192.168.1.x/24. Then every host on the subnet would look at the broadcast. The router will not send the broadcast out to any other...

Do a "sho ver" and check the configuration-register. it should be 0x2102. if it is different you should change it by: config t (enter) config-reg 0x2102(enter) exit(enter) copy ru st(enter) you may want to do a sho start to make sure it is in there. If this does not work i would...

Try this it should work! http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps331/products_password_recovery09186a0080094ebc.shtml