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apologies for the delay.<br />
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works great, thanks.<br />
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Steve<br />

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apologies for the delay.

works great, thanks.

Steve


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Hi,<br />
<br />
I am using a cisco 1721 to bond 2 ADSL channels; I can post the config if necessary, but I think it will not.<br />
<br />
Every now &amp;&nbsp;again, a single channel will go down, and wont restart. &nbsp;In this scenario I have to issue the reload command, but of course, this restarts the whole router.<br />
<br />
Is there a command to only restart one or the other connection ?<br />
<br />
Many thanks in advance. &nbsp;(500 pts as this is urgent for me)<br />
<br />
Steve<br />

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Hi,

I am using a cisco 1721 to bond 2 ADSL channels; I can post the config if necessary, but I think it will not.

Every now & again, a single channel will go down, and wont restart.  In this scenario I have to issue the reload command, but of course, this restarts the whole router.

Is there a command to only restart one or the other connection ?

Many thanks in advance.  (500 pts as this is urgent for me)

Steve


cisco 1721 router, bonded adsl &amp; restarting single connections.

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cisco 1721 router, bonded adsl &amp; restarting single connections.

cisco 1721 router, bonded adsl & restarting single connections.