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Just for fun

Asked by DJCircolone in Miscellaneous Networking, TCP/IP, File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

First I just want to say thank you for the help you all have given me in the past, Now I have a question that I just want to ask for my own curiosity. In case you are unaware I have been syudying for my CCNA and that is why I have been asking the questions I have ( I don't think a 1900 switch was the best way to go about it but it does present some challenges). Now just for fun I would like to set up my rack on the internet using my cable modem. I have a motorola SB 5100 cable modem with a linksys WRT54g wireless router (comes with 4 ports). Right now I have 2 pcs with wireless connections and 1 with a wired connection. My rack has 2 2501 routers and a 2516 as well as a 1900 and a 3500 switch, what would be the best way to set up my rack on the internet with my cable modem? should I connect directly to the rack or use the linksys router? Right now I have my rack set up where Router_A, Router_B and Router_C are connected through serial ports with Router_B's s0 and s1 being DCE with a clock rate of 64000. Router_A is connected to the 1900 switch and Router_B is connected to the 3500 switch. If I plug the modem into the rack how do I configure it so I can have a pc plugged into any switch port and be able to use the internet?
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