Secondary IP for Bay Router

[977128]

Hai,

Can Bay router have Primary and secondary IP as per Cisco Router. I have seen it on Bay Switch but I have never seen it on Site Manager( Ver 14) while all my current AN/ARN are version 12.0.

Thanks

 

[siepratm]

Hello, its also possible on a bay. Try it per bcc (its also possible with the Site Manager) In Side Manger i´ve yust seen it (but i´ve no SM here to look for). So i will explain it with bcc. On the TI type bcc. After a while the bcc prompt appears. Then type config to enter the configuration mode. In example you would like to configure a secondary IP on the dual ethernet module, connector 1 that is slotted in slot 2.
Type ethernet 2/2/1
Then this prompt appears: Type after ether... the (or any) IP. Each IP is stored then for this interface.

ethernet 2/2/1> ip 192.168.0.10/255.255.255.0 <return>
After you have typed this a prompt appears that shows this IP before the prompt.You can delete it with the command &quot;delete&quot; after that prompt. With sho ip ena (bcc) or sho ip circ (TI) you can check your configuration.

Michael

 

[jcmanuel]

I have a similar problem...
We have a micom 5kt pro plugged in a baystack AN router that was working a few years back. When we moved to another building we dismantled it and had it in a shelf for over a year. We want to use it now for a leased line connection to the internet and the isp guys said they don't know how to set it up. I tried Nortel's website and came up with nothing. I tried calling them up and said they stopped tech support on Baystack and Micom. Anybody out there who can help me start configuring these two? How do I start? What do I need? I did a reset on both, what's the default config? I tried hyper terminal but it seems that I didn't use the correct cable to connect to it with my laptop...