Summary: I Have a Cisco 1700 router with a serial interface connected to a PPP Connection, and a ehternet interface connected to a switch. I also have a netgea...
Summary: Can anyone help? I have a cisco 1700 router connected to a T1 line on the Wan side and a LAN side connected to a D-link office firewall also acting as...
Summary: I have a cisco 1700 router connected to my pc by console cable. It display the router information and then Self decompressing the Image ##### Comes up...
Summary: This is the situation. My home network has 5 computers, a links router, modem, & a static IP address, my router took a crap three weeks ago, ever sinc...
Summary: Hello everybody, I recently purchased a cisco 1700 router on Ebay. I got it today and it's password protected!! I bought it cuz I'm a Cisco student an...
Summary: Hi, I wonder if i may run a few questions past you guys. We have a Cisco 1700 at one of our sites which is supposed to be managed but due to problems...
Summary: I just bought a used cisco 1700 router and it didn't come with a manual (obviously). The guy who I bought it from only gave me the main router addres...
Summary: I have a Efficient Networks 5861 ADSL router from BT. The firmware has been flashed to v5.3.170 and all is working fine via NAT. The only trouble is t...
Summary: I have a linskys router in my home. I recently got a surveillance hooked up to use while i am away on vacation. The IP address changes all the time ...
Summary: hey, i have never been able to host games and do ftp servers etc. cause i have a router w/ a firewall. people tell me i have to do static ip or someth...
Summary: Hi All, I have a Cisco 1605 router that connects two networks. Each ethernet port has been configured for the networks (IP/subnet), I have enabled IP...
Summary: Hello all! Here is my question, right now I have dsl and a dynamic IP addy that changes everytime I log onto the internet. Now I have 3 computers in m...
Summary: I have a DSL line with 5 static IPs, and i'm trying to hook up all the computers in my household to it through a router. (NetworkAnywhere NR041) Unfor...
Summary: I would like to set up an Exhange 2000 mail server. Do i need a static IP for the server? We currently have DSL through a Cisco 675 router. Once i ge...
Summary: Well I can't find any resources for that particular model: 210014 Typical DSL router/modems from ISP are cutdown versions of real routers and I'm not ...
Summary: Hi Our DSL provider gave us 5 static IPs for the office. We would like to use one for our Netgear router, that all the office computers connect to, an...
Summary: We have a Cisco 760 router connecting our small Win98 TCP/IP network to the internet (users have static IP addresses). I am looking for a program to ...
Summary: Ive just set up a router (Cisco761M) through a hub to connect to the internet via ISDN, I am the only user on the hub. I use WinXP, my problem is as f...
Summary: If you're using NAT on the router then fire away as it's impossible to see inside the LAN externally without specific port mappings. If you're on stat...
Summary: hi, i have a cable modem, with a static IP, but i got two PC, so in order to have both of PC to online, i need a router. If i use a router, then route...
Summary: i want my users to acess unix server through internet,using telnet or netterm. i hade a microwave 64 kbps dedicated link for internet .my internet con...
Summary: Ok, question for all the Cisco folks. I purchased a Cisco 1417 router on ebay to replace the router provided to me by my ISP (A 2Wire Wireless GW rou...
Summary: You need to go into your router's setup and make sure that address is not a part of the DHCP scope, or address pool from which is assigns IP addresses...
Summary: I know this can be answered quickly.. but everytime I try with the information I get I manage to screw it up. Can someone walk me through the process ...
Summary: I have a WRT54Gv5 Linksys Router and i want to set it up with my Static IP address. On Linksys' website it states to get your IP, Subnet Mask, and DNS...
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