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maxcrook

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Hi im currently using a CISCO 2500 router and know that ports 1 - 3 are configured, however I am unsure where they point to - ie the other cisco that this points to.

I need to be able to display the ip that these ports are pointing to.

Im not to clear how best to describe this, as you can probably tell!
 
not quite sure if that is what you are looking for...
Do you want to know which IP is configurred on which port?
simply try a
"show interface"
Sorry if I understood this wrong...
bye,
busche
 
Thanks thats kind of what I wanted I also need to know how to configure one port to have flow control disabled - this will be port 1.
 
One possibility to find the right commans is to check on just type in what you are looking for and you will often find what you need. I'm not quite sure what the comman in this case is.
Maybe something like this:
conf t
conf int name(this needs to be the interface you want to configure)
then try:
no flowcontrol (usually a comman is reversed by putting a no in front of the comman)
 
Max try these commands

Show cdp neighbor detail

If cdp is enabled you should see the ip address of other Cisco equipment.

Show ip interface brief, will help too

Show Running-Config will show you the full setup.

Run the commands above from # prompt. To get there type enable fron the > prompt.
 
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