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You need to a default route to the router at sight B. Connect to the router,and go into priv mode.(type enable). then enter: ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 "ip address of router at sight a" or if you are useing unnumbered ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 s0/0

He may not have enough ram/flash in his 2501 to run an image that has CEF in it. He should be able to load balance anyway it will just load balance on a per destination basis.

The second number determines how long they can burst above the CIR. If you set the second number to 4 times the CIR then they can burst for 4 seconds. The third number is how many total bits they are allowed to pull during the burst period. So if you say they can burst for 4 seconds, as long as...

The config that beggo posted is right on the money. You dont want to do rate-limit like sokonta suggested because that will drop there traffic. You want to shape it and not drop it. Otherwise they will hang you for the packet loss. There are some other options you can use with the traffic-shape...

Here is a question for you, can you ping an IP outside your network from the PC? One of the things I noticed was that you were saying you cant ping www.yahoo.com. Its possible your DNS is misconfigured on the PC. The only other issue I could see causeing this would be if you didnt have a default...

I didnt mean to say just apply the access list. You need to use the "traffic-shape group num CIR BC BC" command.

You need to make sure you have a router image that supports GTS (generic traffic shapeing). You define 2 access list. One for his inbound traffic, and one for his outbound. You then apply them to the egress interface he resides on, and your egress to your network.

If I understand your problem you are saying that users with cable modems running NAT/PAT cant connect in. I am assuming you are useing the cisco easy vpn client and ESP + 3DES. If this is the case its because your concentrator doesnt support transparent tunneling. I know only the very latest IOS...

You can also turn off two way chap by useing ppp authentication chap callin This way you wont have to create a local use of the remote router. Here is a link to a description of how the auth works. http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/131/ppp_callin_hostname.html If you still cant figure it...

Authentication between two routers is a two way process. You authentication to there router and there router authenticates to you. When I set it up before I had to start out by figureing out which auth method they used chap or pap. You can do this by issueing a debug ppp nego and debug ppp auth...

I have also seen this before Erik when you load the wrong IOS on to the router. If say for instance you loaded the IOS for a 2601 router on to the 2610 sometimes that will happen. He should also check the hw/sw compatability matrix on cisco's cco web site to make sure that his IOS / hardware...

I have done it with other cisco routers before. How are you hooking the router to the DSL? pppoe ?

Yes you do. Your csu/dsu is going to either generate the clock for the router or it will extract it from the T1.

Yes that will work. Looks good Newtoo. Loadbalanceing in this method will give you max utilization by spliting traffic between the two links. I would suggest looking into an IOS upgrade. With the newer 12.2 you can use Cisco Express Forwarding and load balance on a per packet basis. This will...

Which two interfaces do you want to do NAT between. Do you have a set of ip addresses you are going to translate to, or are you just planning on overloading the interface?

The lomlite is loaded before the operating system. There is no way to boot from cd, as the lomlite controlls boot operation.

Thew newer routers actually allow you tftp from the rommon mode. You use a command set to enter all the ip info, then tftpdnld to initiate the transfer. The 3600's didnt use to allow you to do this. I have never tried to do this on a 3662 so it may work. The xmodem will mode certanly work it...

You can send an IOS image to the router useing xmodem. http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/130/xmodem_generic.html

I have a sunfire v100 server that was just aquired off EBAY. This is the same sever that use to be called the Netra X1. When the machine is booted it comes to a prompt that says: LomLite Login: I have no idea what the login /password is. I have tried setting the jumper labeled lomlite reset...

Basically the simple answer is yes. On the router you use as your internal gateway set two default routes. One is probably already being set by IPCP over the ADSL line. So you will need to set the second one to have the same ad/metric as it. The router will then on a per destination basis load...