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Are you still working this? Any luck?<br />

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Thanks for the config - I was able to get the router in an up/up state however my ISP does not allow any unauthenticated traffic through their network. &nbsp;I had to use a virtual template interface to allow chap auth. &nbsp;Thank you very much though <br />
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Thanks for the config - I was able to get the router in an up/up state however my ISP does not allow any unauthenticated traffic through their network.  I had to use a virtual template interface to allow chap auth.  Thank you very much though



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Hello,<br />
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I have a cisco 2610 with a WIC-1DSU-t1. &nbsp;My ISP says the following:<br />
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Channels: 12<br />
LMI: Ansi<br />
Encaspulation: Frame relay<br />
DLCI: 16<br />
username: ***<br />
password: ***<br />
CHAP<br />
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could any help me set up the internet on my router?
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Hello,

I have a cisco 2610 with a WIC-1DSU-t1.  My ISP says the following:

Channels: 12
LMI: Ansi
Encaspulation: Frame relay
DLCI: 16
username: ***
password: ***
CHAP

could any help me set up the internet on my router?

t1 setup w/ 2610

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