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First go to exec mode<br />
Then go to the correct interface<br />
Then enter IP information<br />
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exec<br />
int eth1/2<br />
ip address x.x.x.x x.x.x.x<br />
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Dont forget the mask after the ip
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First go to exec mode
Then go to the correct interface
Then enter IP information

exec
int eth1/2
ip address x.x.x.x x.x.x.x

Dont forget the mask after the ip

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Sorry - I meant system view. &nbsp;Not exec view. &nbsp;<br />
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system<br />
int eth1/2<br />
ip address x.x.x.x x.x.x.x
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Sorry - I meant system view.  Not exec view.  

system
int eth1/2
ip address x.x.x.x x.x.x.x

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First 2 commands worked, but when I put the ip address command and subnet mask it put a carrot under the &quot;ip&quot; as if it is not a correct command. I typed &quot;?&quot; to display available commands and &quot;ip&quot; does not show up in the list.
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First 2 commands worked, but when I put the ip address command and subnet mask it put a carrot under the "ip" as if it is not a correct command. I typed "?" to display available commands and "ip" does not show up in the list.

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For what its worth, when I input the same commands you gave me except substituted int eth1/2 with int eth1/0 it looks like it would let me change the ip address. Maybe int eth1/2 cannot be configured in some way?
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For what its worth, when I input the same commands you gave me except substituted int eth1/2 with int eth1/0 it looks like it would let me change the ip address. Maybe int eth1/2 cannot be configured in some way?

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Now that I know what to try to configure (eth1/0 and eth2/0), I will post another question as to how to backup my current router configs before I change anything. Thanks!
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Now that I know what to try to configure (eth1/0 and eth2/0), I will post another question as to how to backup my current router configs before I change anything. Thanks!

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Great! &nbsp;Thanks.<br />

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I am trying to set the ip address on ethernet1/2. I have a router manual but cannot seem to get to a point where it will accept something like &quot;ip address 192.168.10.3&quot;. Thanks, Darren 
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I am trying to set the ip address on ethernet1/2. I have a router manual but cannot seem to get to a point where it will accept something like "ip address 192.168.10.3". Thanks, Darren 

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