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cisco router 1721 configuration
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Frenchie2069
MIS
If it is just a leased line then all you need to do is configure an IP Address on each interface and configure routing (using static routes or with a dynamic protocol such as EIGRP).
Cheers,
Michael.
Cheers,
Michael.
NonProphet
IS-IT--Management
I have a similar setup:
Two Cisco 1721's over leased fractional T1 (v.35 from CSU/DSU interfaced to WIC-1T serials)
I'm using HDLC encapsulation over the line. Each interface has an IP with the serials on a separate subnet. I used Cisco Config Maker to configure and delilver the configuration to each router. Using RIP2 routing protocol.
The problem:
No packets are being routed over the WAN.
From each end of the WAN, I can ping Eth0, but not Ser0. I can telnet into one router and ping the Ser0 interface on the other! But I can't ping the Ser0 Interface from the Eth0 interface on the same router(?) I've tried both Dynamic and Static routing. If I had to guess, (and I do!) I'd say it has to be a routing table issue.
(Is there blood dripping from my ears?)
Obviously I'm missing something basic here. This is my first leased-line router config.
Two Cisco 1721's over leased fractional T1 (v.35 from CSU/DSU interfaced to WIC-1T serials)
I'm using HDLC encapsulation over the line. Each interface has an IP with the serials on a separate subnet. I used Cisco Config Maker to configure and delilver the configuration to each router. Using RIP2 routing protocol.
The problem:
No packets are being routed over the WAN.
From each end of the WAN, I can ping Eth0, but not Ser0. I can telnet into one router and ping the Ser0 interface on the other! But I can't ping the Ser0 Interface from the Eth0 interface on the same router(?) I've tried both Dynamic and Static routing. If I had to guess, (and I do!) I'd say it has to be a routing table issue.
(Is there blood dripping from my ears?)
Obviously I'm missing something basic here. This is my first leased-line router config.
Just guessing here:
You have serial 0 set to 172.16.1.1 255.255.0.0
You have Ether 0 set to 10.3.1.1 255.255.0.0
Go to to global config
type command:
router rip
then use command:
network 172.16.0.0
network 10.3.0.0
type exit, hit return
Make sure you have gateway of last resort set to the ISP router. Know though this gateway is on the router connected to the ISP, all other routers should point the gateway of last resort to the internal router connected to the ISP.
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 24.26.28.1
(not the 24.26.28.1 is not the right address, just an example)
If I made this a confusing mess, just say, "Hey fool. What in the heck are you talking about?"
You have serial 0 set to 172.16.1.1 255.255.0.0
You have Ether 0 set to 10.3.1.1 255.255.0.0
Go to to global config
type command:
router rip
then use command:
network 172.16.0.0
network 10.3.0.0
type exit, hit return
Make sure you have gateway of last resort set to the ISP router. Know though this gateway is on the router connected to the ISP, all other routers should point the gateway of last resort to the internal router connected to the ISP.
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 24.26.28.1
(not the 24.26.28.1 is not the right address, just an example)
If I made this a confusing mess, just say, "Hey fool. What in the heck are you talking about?"
NonProphet
IS-IT--Management
"Hey fool. What in the heck are you talking about?"
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By see, do you by chance mean the browser services in NT (network Neighborhood and what not)? If that is the case you need to set the workstations up with wins/activ directory or dns.
If that is the case your remote locations will either need a DHCP server set up as a push pull partner with wins or active dir, or you need to use the IP helper configuration to allow certain braodcast information like DNS and wins/netbios accross the wan. After doing that you need to tell the workstations where to get the information. Hope that makes sense.
If that is the case your remote locations will either need a DHCP server set up as a push pull partner with wins or active dir, or you need to use the IP helper configuration to allow certain braodcast information like DNS and wins/netbios accross the wan. After doing that you need to tell the workstations where to get the information. Hope that makes sense.
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