Can anybody send me Lease line configuration on Cisco Router ?in details?
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Check out Cisco's CCNA Portable Command Guide for configuration.  www.ciscopress.com or ISBN 1587201585.
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/ps679/products_data_sheet09186a0080092603.html
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What is your budget?\n\nI generally setup networks with a Cisco PIX and then have a separate switch for each subnet.  \n\nIf you need something a bit more affordable, check out the Linksys RV042 and make sure it has the latest firmware.
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The problem you could have (doesn´t men that it WILL happen) is that if you use routers of different brands, instead of buying only Cisco for example, other routers might not accept comunication from certain subnets.
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Depending on the layout, that's quite a spread for a WiFi, and will take a fair bit of management - task which will continue after the installation is complete.\nUnless you have the expertise and the time to deal with the headaches yourself, then you may want to contact a reputable local network firm. Alternatively, give your local service providers a call, they may contract the installation for you.\n\nTrust me, this is a bigger task than you think.  I sell networking hardware every day, a lot of it to people doing just this, in condos and trailer parks (This is Florida :-)...   almost all of them come back looking for help.
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I have yet another bridge in San Francisco to sell ANY BUYERS?? Maybe I'm wrong (doubt it) but I have been here for some time and I read your question as, " I'm trying to access someone elses network and I can figure out how to do it, can anyone help me hack it?" \n\nIf I'm wrong I'm really.......ahhh nevermind!!\n\nIf you are legit, just hit the reset button on the back of the router and run the wizard again...that shouldn't take you but a few minutes and you will be up and running again!
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routers are different in configuration,\nfirst you have to connect your computer to the Console port (to configure it)\nnext you have to configure the interfaces of the router with ip addresses\nnext if you like to run a routing algorithm, you have to configure it next..or you enter the routing table manualy\n\nthis is a basic configuration. you can also use Access Lists for security..or Vlans\n\nyou can see this page about cisco routers:\n\nhttp://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/tsd_products_support_category_home.html
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u need to call the router manufaturer for configuration of the router
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What is it you are trying to accomlish? You would also have to tweak the computer routing tables to tell it which subnet routes out which NIC. If you are trying to do some form of bundling to increase your network performance you are going to need some third party software
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found something on cisco \n\nhttp://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios122/122newft/122t/122t13/ftipsnat.htm\n\n\nhope it helps
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Your router needs looking at. Below is a URL for you to check out.\n\nThere is also another to a tech forum where they help with networking issues.
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Assuming that the router is uplinked to your cisco via the ethernet, verify that the ethernet port on either device is being limited in anyway.\n\nAlso, triple-check your cisco config. Are you confident that the T1s are "bonded" properly, and that your ISP is returning traffic to you across both T1's equally? You can check this by doing a "sh int" on each T1 port and noting the incomming/outgoing bandwidth stats.
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none\njuniper has products that are used only by telecom companies, their equivalent cisco models would be the GSR12000 series.\n\nthe 1841 is a small router for SOHO use. Better features and more expensive than the broadband routers that are avaliable off the shelf\n\nHope this helps
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You need a router like a cisco 7200\n\nAnd switches that accept fiber like the cisco 3550\n\nLoop the 3550's to keep your performance\n\nThe fiber will run from each 3550 that will pass along your LAN information, each 3550 has 48 copper RJ45 ports on them for your cat5 network.\n\nGranted this is a simplistic run down it gives you a baseline to work with.\n\nYou will need precise length for your fiber runs as those cables usually are professionally installed.\n\nGranted this is a simplistic overview, it gives you a run down on what it will look like.
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This is an IP that you want subnetting.\n\nWhy dont you use an online IP calc.  An example of one site is listed below.
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while connected to your isp...\n\nstart>run>type "command" for win9X or "cmd" for others and hit enter. at dos prompt type "ipconfig /all" and hit enter. all the info will be listed.
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Every router is different, try this website, they have instructions for most models