babyblue84
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hi, i just got a cisco 2610 and was planning to use that as my router to share my cable internet. Can anyone help me out. I am starting from scratch.
TIA!
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Config. cisco 2610
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TIA,
IS this a 2610 or a 2610XM the reason I ask is because the older 2610 have a 10-meg (ethernet) only interface. the newer 2610XM's have a 100-meg (fast ethernet) interface.
Unless you have some other method to connect to your router you will need a way to have 2 ethernet interfaces on that router.
What I mean is one interface must be connected to the internet and a second interface must connect to your local lan. This can be done with one physical interface but you will need to use a switch and configure trunking to your router or something.
(internet)--(E0/0)-RouterA-(E0/1)---(LAN)--Home PC's
or if you configure trunking
(internet)--(F0/0.1-RouterA-(F0/0.2)--(Lan)--Home PC's
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IS this a 2610 or a 2610XM the reason I ask is because the older 2610 have a 10-meg (ethernet) only interface. the newer 2610XM's have a 100-meg (fast ethernet) interface.
Unless you have some other method to connect to your router you will need a way to have 2 ethernet interfaces on that router.
What I mean is one interface must be connected to the internet and a second interface must connect to your local lan. This can be done with one physical interface but you will need to use a switch and configure trunking to your router or something.
(internet)--(E0/0)-RouterA-(E0/1)---(LAN)--Home PC's
or if you configure trunking
(internet)--(F0/0.1-RouterA-(F0/0.2)--(Lan)--Home PC's
later-
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