How do I use terminal services to connect/configure a cisco 520?
Just received my new routers and was kind of shocked that the 520 does not have a device manager like the 1811. I have never used or seen command line interface. I would like to be able to get in and kind of know what I am doing. I have all my settings ready from the previous router. I will have to set up a VPN too but I have those settings too. Any thoughts?
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Sorry no it is a cisco SR520. I found more documentation and will try the assistant software above. Will get back to the discussion with results.
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Gazmoe,
I was able to install the config assistant and input my configurations. But it is is running in stand by mode. I haven't a clue on how to add the device. It won't discover it and I have no idea what ip address to look for. One site mention 192.168.75.1 but that does not work. I set an ip but I can't get that to the router because I can't find it. Any thoughts? In the meantime I may try jodylemoine's suggest and see which software is more user friendly.
I was able to install the config assistant and input my configurations. But it is is running in stand by mode. I haven't a clue on how to add the device. It won't discover it and I have no idea what ip address to look for. One site mention 192.168.75.1 but that does not work. I set an ip but I can't get that to the router because I can't find it. Any thoughts? In the meantime I may try jodylemoine's suggest and see which software is more user friendly.
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Ok so I finally got the device and now I an stuck at the part where I import my configurations into the device. It will allow me to change settings but only manually. Any suggestions on where the import configurations tab is? Thank you in advance.
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I actually downloaded both but found the Configuration Assistant fairly user friendly. I appreciate all the help. In the end it was helpful to have the configuration assistant AND someone who is familiar with CLI as we had to use terminal services. Thank you.
You have to use CCA unless your a real expert with cisco voice and Call Manager Express, its designed to be wizrd based and walk you through most of the settings, if your using a SIP provider you will probably have to make certain customizations on CLI... a great resource for the uc520 is www.uc500.com