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Cisco router configuration

Asked by janiemo in Networking Hardware, Network Routers

Tags: Cisco 1720, point to point T1

I'm putting in a point to point T1 from my boss's house to the office.  I don't have any other ISP options at his home.  We have a DIA T1 at the office and I'm buying 2 Cisco 1720 routers with the T1 WIC's.  Can anybody post a sample config based on the drawing attached?  What parts am I missing?

We have a managed router from ATT for the DIA circuit connected to an IPcop firewall.  I'm going to add a 3rd NIC to the firewall and connect the PtP T1 to the DMZ.  I don't want to drop the PtP directly onto the work network because there will be some home users connecting from his house.  Then he can RDP into the network through the open FW ports I've set up.
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