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- Date: Wed, 28 May 2003 11:13:56 -0800
- From: "Pietro Zuco" <pietro@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] Cisco Routing Issue
>Right. In this case, though, I don't know the IOS syntax. I didn't understand very well what you need but if you don't know IOS I hope this can help you: 1. put and ip address to the interface: enable config t int (the interface you are using. If it's an ethernet it would be something like e0) ip address 666.666.666.666 mask.mask.mask.mask no shut 2. To put a static route that all the packets will be send to the ISP as the next hope: See if you have an existing route for an unpredictable reason: enable show ip route If so, delete the entries. If you have something like: S 666.666.666.666 [1/0] via 666.666.666.777 To delete that entry type: enable config t no ip route 666.666.666.666 mask.mask.mask.mask 666.666.666.777 To add a static route type: enable config t ip route (destination network) (mask) (next hop address) To save the changes: config t copy run start To check the changes: show start I have plenty pdf books of cisco ccna and ccnp, and I have almost all the router simulators to play with. It's too bad that there are not linux versions for the simulators, so you have to deal with the evil M$ :-) If you are interested I can upload them to some place or setup an ftp server or send them by mail. -Pietro-
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