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I am new to CISCO routers so please bear with me, I have a CISCO 1841 with a T1 CSU/DSU in Slot 0 (s0/0/0). I need to have it configure with the info the ISP provided me below and I need to assign a Full class c ip address: 192.168.41.0. how do I do the above and NAT with the info below:<br />
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IP Address Block <br />
IP Address: 12.158.252.152/29 <br />
IPv6 Address: /0 <br />
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WAN Link Details: <br />
WAN Link IP Address:12.91.225.236 <br />
AR Serial INT IP Address:12.91.225.237 <br />
CR Serial INT IP Address:12.91.225.238 <br />
WAN Link Subnet Mask:255.255.255.252<br />
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I am new to CISCO routers so please bear with me, I have a CISCO 1841 with a T1 CSU/DSU in Slot 0 (s0/0/0). I need to have it configure with the info the ISP provided me below and I need to assign a Full class c ip address: 192.168.41.0. how do I do the above and NAT with the info below:

IP Address Block 
IP Address: 12.158.252.152/29 
IPv6 Address: /0 

WAN Link Details: 
WAN Link IP Address:12.91.225.236 
AR Serial INT IP Address:12.91.225.237 
CR Serial INT IP Address:12.91.225.238 
WAN Link Subnet Mask:255.255.255.252



Cisco 1841w/ CSU/DSU wic All-in-one

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