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Cisco 1721 Config fastethernet
OK, I am new to the Cisco world not to mention the CLI. What I need is the command sequence to set the fastethernet IP and subnet.
I don't even know how to get into config mode so go through it step by step.. I know it can't be that hard.
Background info:
I was working in the web interface and removed the IP's from both NIC's and now I can't get in. However, I am able to log on to the CLI. If I can get the fastethernet nic to have an IP, I'll be able to get into a familiar interface again.
I don't even know how to get into config mode so go through it step by step.. I know it can't be that hard.
Background info:
I was working in the web interface and removed the IP's from both NIC's and now I can't get in. However, I am able to log on to the CLI. If I can get the fastethernet nic to have an IP, I'll be able to get into a familiar interface again.
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Here are the commands (abbreviations that work and full commands)
From the router prompt enter
en (enable)
(enter Password)
conf t (configure terminal)
int f0/0 (interface Fastethernet 0/0 or whatever port you're configuring)
description (optional, but nice)
ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0 (for a class C address)
no shutdown
<Cntl Z>
That's all you need for the interface. Now if your configuring routing (RIP, EIGRP, OSPF) there's more to it.
Gary
When you don't know what to type, or how, type ?
If you know the beginning of the command, type the first letter or two and then ? to get a list of commands that begin with those letters. When you've typed enough to be unique, you can hit the tab to have the command auto completed.
If you know the beginning of the command, type the first letter or two and then ? to get a list of commands that begin with those letters. When you've typed enough to be unique, you can hit the tab to have the command auto completed.
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OK, I'm in! Thank you all for the great input. I know I have a ways to go in learing this router. I'll be setting up a VPN next to authenticate agains a RADIUS server (win2k3) but that is another question!
jocasio