On a 2B+D BRI why couldn't he/she use one B channel for Internet connectivity and the other for inter-office data?<br>
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I haven't tried this on an 800 series router either, but I suspect the configuration wouldn't be all that complicated.<br>
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There isn't enough information in the original post to give a complete configuration (like do you need traffic from both of your locations to share the one Internet connection or just from the main site, do you have IP space assigned from your ISP for your local machines or do you need to do NAT, do you need to get an address assigned to your router dynamically from your ISP or did they give you a fixed address, do you have special security needs beyond simple access-lists, etc).<br>
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I don't know your background, so rather than try to give you a config that I THINK will work but might need some tweaking I'd probably suggest you try using ConfigMaker from Cisco. It should have come on a CD with your router. If you bought the router used and don't have the CD you should be able to download a copy from<br>
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ConfigMaker is a graphical configuration tool that will ask you questions and, I hope, produce the configuration that you are looking for. After all, Cisco's sales documentation on their web site says that the 800 series was intended for exactly what you are asking.<br>
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If you would prefer to use the command line interface and need help with the config post another message to this thread with more details about what you want to do and I'll see what I can come up with.<br>
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Good Luck.