This came up as one of the BCRAN exam question.
But, more than that, I want to hook it up myself.
I have a cable modem currently hooked up by D-Link (consumer $50 version) router. I want to replace that with genuine cisco router and switch.
I recently bought Cisco 2900 series switch and 2500 series router. Want to hook up few of my PCs using NAT and all those nifty commands that goes with it.
My question is, what do I need to make this connection happen?
In terms of IP data, I would need my globally unique IP address and subnetmask and default gateway given by my cable modem service provider right?
Also, where the other end of RJ45 connection from the cable modem needs to hook-up?
Thanks in advance.
Microbyte
But, more than that, I want to hook it up myself.
I have a cable modem currently hooked up by D-Link (consumer $50 version) router. I want to replace that with genuine cisco router and switch.
I recently bought Cisco 2900 series switch and 2500 series router. Want to hook up few of my PCs using NAT and all those nifty commands that goes with it.
My question is, what do I need to make this connection happen?
In terms of IP data, I would need my globally unique IP address and subnetmask and default gateway given by my cable modem service provider right?
Also, where the other end of RJ45 connection from the cable modem needs to hook-up?
Thanks in advance.
Microbyte