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interface bla<br />
&nbsp;encap ppp<br />
&nbsp;ip address 172.16.1.1 255.255.255.252<br />

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interface bla
 encap ppp
 ip address 172.16.1.1 255.255.255.252


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hi ,<br />
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this is not working, plz help
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Do you know what IP address you are meant to be using?<br />
If you are connecting to an ISP and you don't have a fixed IP you could try<br />
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ip address negotiated<br />
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Is this for connection to the internet?<br />
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Can you do the following commands and post the output here<br />
show int<br />
show run<br />
show ip route<br />

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Do you know what IP address you are meant to be using?
If you are connecting to an ISP and you don't have a fixed IP you could try

ip address negotiated

Is this for connection to the internet?

Can you do the following commands and post the output here
show int
show run
show ip route


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how to configure point to point link og 2MFT card for 2 Mbps link
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how to configure point to point link og 2MFT card for 2 Mbps link

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