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There is the 1FE-FX-V2 Network Module that works in the 3745, 3725, 3660, 3640, 3620 and 2691 router platforms.

Did you change the IOS recently? Try doing a write mem and see if it goes away.

Does the 'host' you are trying to reach know how to get to the serial interface? (i.e. is the default gateway on the host correct)

You can't block it at the 806. It will only control access to the internet, the switch controls access between the guest rooms, the office and the 806. You would have to block it at the switch (if possible) or with a firewall between the switch and the office pc's.

My understanding of VPN through NAT is that it requires a one to one translation, so it won't work through overloading and you won't be able to use more then one computer at a time. The only solution I know of is to get some static IP's from your ISP. My ISP gives me a block of 8 addresses for...

You can get many sample configs at www.cisco.com/go/tools Click on the Tech Central button Click on Sample Configs The ISDN configurations under the 1600 series usually run fine on the 800's.

I'm pretty sure the cabling is important. The router does know the difference between a DTE and a DCE cable being plugged into it. (You can see which is plugged in under the 'show controller' command)

Do a 'debug isdn q931' and let me see it, maybe I can help.

"deny ip any host 216.179.143.249" The access-list is SOURCE then DESTINATION... you are only blocking access to it, not from it. Set it to deny ip host 216.179.143.249 any and it will block anything from it.

It works in all IOS's later then 11.2. It's actually used for named access-lists, but works for numbered ones as well. It just assumes the access list is named '101'. You can go to http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios120/12cgcr/np1_c/1cprt2/1cip.htm#xtocid2162616 for...

2600's have PPOE support on IOS 12.1(3)XG and later. You will have to have a ADSL card installed in the router, or have a seperate ADSL modem though.

From config t do the following: Rotuer(config)#ip access-list extended 101 Router(config-ext-nacl)#no permit icmp any any echo-reply log Router(config-ext-nacl)#end That will allow you to remove the one line.

If you purchase a 600 series you will no longer need the DSL modem, the 600 will take care of the connection for you.

If you put in a no keepalive statement under your ethernet or serial interface then it won't expect to get them. This will bring the interface up/up and keep it that way whether it is plugged in to another device or not.

ROUTER Atlanta: Atlanta> set user Boston Atlanta:Boston> set ppp clientname Atlanta Atlanta:Boston> set ppp secret client Enter new Password: PASSWORD1 Re-Type new Password: PASSWORD1 Atlanta:Boston> set ppp secret host Enter new Password: PASSWORD2 Re-Type new Password: PASSWORD2...