Howdy,
I am not a router person. We had a disaster at work and I had to reconfigure my Cisco 2630 router. I have not had to do this for three years. I am lost. Here's the configuration of the router:
Internal WIC card with port to connect to T1 jack (I believe
this would be considered the serial port).
Two ethernet ports (ethernet0/0 and 0/1).
Console port.
Auxiliary port.
In the Cisco setup utility there is an option to setup the serial port and the two ethernet ports.
My stupid question is this: I believe that in the setup utility in the Cisco router I am supposed to setup the serial port with the WAN information provided by the ISP and the Ethernet0/0 port with the public IP numbers provided by the ISP. I have five usable public IP addresses.
Is this correct?
Thank you!
Bkonner
I am not a router person. We had a disaster at work and I had to reconfigure my Cisco 2630 router. I have not had to do this for three years. I am lost. Here's the configuration of the router:
Internal WIC card with port to connect to T1 jack (I believe
this would be considered the serial port).
Two ethernet ports (ethernet0/0 and 0/1).
Console port.
Auxiliary port.
In the Cisco setup utility there is an option to setup the serial port and the two ethernet ports.
My stupid question is this: I believe that in the setup utility in the Cisco router I am supposed to setup the serial port with the WAN information provided by the ISP and the Ethernet0/0 port with the public IP numbers provided by the ISP. I have five usable public IP addresses.
Is this correct?
Thank you!
Bkonner