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Sorry, &nbsp;I have FastEternet0 and serial0. &nbsp;I will try those configs and let you know. &nbsp;Thanks for the fast response.
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Sorry,  I have FastEternet0 and serial0.  I will try those configs and let you know.  Thanks for the fast response.

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I need to configure a Cisco 1720 Router to be used with a Sonic Wall tz180. &nbsp;According to Sonic Wall I need to configure this router in bridge mode. &nbsp;How do I do that? Forgive me, but I need to no the commands from the command line. &nbsp;If there is any other way that this could be configured please let me know as well. &nbsp;Thanks for you time. &nbsp;
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I need to configure a Cisco 1720 Router to be used with a Sonic Wall tz180.  According to Sonic Wall I need to configure this router in bridge mode.  How do I do that? Forgive me, but I need to no the commands from the command line.  If there is any other way that this could be configured please let me know as well.  Thanks for you time.  

Configure Cisco 1720 router for use with Sonic Wall tz180.

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