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An Easy One - BE KIND _ NOT VERY TECHNICAL!!!
Hey Thanks!! You probably just saved me as I was planning to buy a 2524 to use with my ISDN (back-up) line, but I believe I will get a 2514 now. A good opportunity to learn anyway!! Don't worry I will serch through the archives for info on config'ing it before I post any questions. I noticed... -
An Easy One - BE KIND _ NOT VERY TECHNICAL!!!
Okay, okay, I know!! But seriously, is there a viable Cisco router solution....since I am trying to LEARN this stuff?!?! I searched through the archives and noticed some people used 2500's etc. Any good suggestions? Thanks for the feedback - I apologize for my naiveness - LOL!! -
An Easy One - BE KIND _ NOT VERY TECHNICAL!!!
Hi all!! I am an extreme newbie so please bear that in mind. I just got a 1924-en and have three pc's networked through it. That works fine - what I want to do now is connect the switch to my cable modem. Sounds easy enough, but I tried patching the cable modem into one of the 100Mbps ports...
