Recent content by jimmyzz

I would recommend you apply the access-list on the interface closest to the traffic that your want to deny/permit. In your case, you want to deny/permit traffic from 192.168.1.0 to go to 10.10.0.0. Hence you should redefine your access-list 100 and apply it to e0/0 (instead of e0/1) and...

Your atm interface is your "physical" interface. Though this is what the cable connect to to, you will probably notice that it is does not have any real network information (ie. IP) which your router uses for data communicate. You dialer profile is your logical/virtual interface...

A "debug atm events" may give you a better indication of what your router is trying to do. BTW, does your ISP support pap? Both ends should be the same, and I tend to think most ISP would use chap over pap. Also there a several ways to configure ADSL, ie. IP over ATM or PPP over ATM...

You have a problem at IP level. If you can not ping the tftp server, then there is not much chance of you transferring files between the two devices. I assume that you have assigned the router with the an IP address in the same IP range as the tftp server. Other things to check.. 1. Check...

The 2500 come standard with 2 x DB60 serial ports. The standard DB60(DTE-DCE) crossover cable will work to connect them back-to-back. JimmyZ

They all appear to refer to the same product. DB60 describes the number of pins (60) which connect to a 60pin serial interface (ie. on 2500 series and common serial WIC cards). The M-M probably is describing Male-Male at both ends. Other terms which are used for these cables are DCE-DTE. You...

What authentication method are you using on your dialer profile? Perhaps you are not authenticating with the other end correctly to establish the line connection. If using chap, you should have the line > ppp authentication chap callin Though is may not be the cause of your connection...

Have you got a firewall or access-list in place which may be blocking tftp? JimmyZ

Mike, It may be your seconadry address on the Fa0/1 that may be causing confusion in your route table. Post your config so we can gain a better understanding of your topology and perhaps we might be able to isolate the problem. JimmyZ

802.1q is an industry standard and hence the cisco router will work with the HP switch. You'll need to have a fastethernet interface (100Mbps) on your router to support VLAN trunking. Any of the newer cisco 2600XM series should come with 10/100Mbps now. On the cisco router: 1. Create...

I would bet that you have an incompatible IOS rather than bad hardware. Check the cisco site hardware-software comptability matrix to confirm the right IOS version to support a NM-2FE2W module in your 3640. I think you need IOS version 12.3(2)T. Worth downloading this file to test the...

Rainman, Under your async interface, try: dialer idle-timeout <secs> JimmyZ

volleyman, The flash memory is where you save and load your IOS from. You can also save backup copies of your running config to the flash memory. Do not erase the flash unless you intend on upgrading the IOS. The nvram is where your startup-config is loaded from. There can only be one...

0x2124 has changed your router baud rate to 19200. Change your COM port speed to match and you'll be able to communicated with the router okay. JimmyZ

Have the devices you are trying to ping been configured with the correct default gateways? The pings may be going out, but not know how to return. JimmyZ