Cisco 1602 R Configuration

[joeschmoes]

I have 2 subnets. 192.168.1.xxx and 205.128.1.xxx . Both are setup as private ranges in my organization. Currently I have routing and remote access configured on my 2003 server so that 205 people and see 192 people, but I do not want this. Is a Cisco 1602 R capable of routing the 205 range to be able to communicate with the 192 range?
I need the 205 range people to be able to communicate with the 192 range people and vice versa.

Thanks for any suggestions.

 

[rudeboy]

The Cisco 1602: one Ethernet, one serial with integrated 56-kbps data service unit/channel service unit (DSU/CSU), one WAN interface card slot.

How will your subnets connect to this router? Will they both be connected to the Ethernet port?

 

[joeschmoes]

Both subnets will have to connect through the e0 port. I'm open for suggestions on an alternative. Currently I have routing and remote access enabled on my 2003 server but I want to do away with this.
Thank You

 

[gtmoore]

Do you have a switch that does trunking and VLANS? If so I'm pretty sure you could do what is sometimes referred to as router on a stick. I have never used a 1602R router but if it supports subinterfaces you could configure the interface with both networks and do the routing on the router.

Greg

 

[IPKONFIG]

The 1602 does not support sub-interfaces. Are you using the 1602's WIC slot for connection to the internet for your organization? If so, I'd buy a switch like a 3550 w/EMI IOS and use it to route between my subnets and connect the 1602 (if it's your connection to your ISP)

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