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connecting two routers back to back...
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routerjunky
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Depending on what interfaces the 4500 and which model of the 2500 series you have one of the following should work.
Method 1
If each router has a serial interface connect them via serial cables. Make sure they are of the same EIA standard (ex. RS-232, V.35). One needs to be DCE and the other DTE. On the config make sure the DCE side is supplying clock.
Method 2
If each router has an ethernet port connect them via a crossover cable.
Method 1
If each router has a serial interface connect them via serial cables. Make sure they are of the same EIA standard (ex. RS-232, V.35). One needs to be DCE and the other DTE. On the config make sure the DCE side is supplying clock.
Method 2
If each router has an ethernet port connect them via a crossover cable.
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