> I'm having a bit of trouble with an ISP using a PortMaster 2. I'm
> trying to configure my 1604 to connect. As most people know, ROUTING is
> the transfer of data from one Internet Domain, or subnet, to another.
> My ISP assigned me an IP for the BRI interface and the Ethernet
> interface. However, both IP's are in the SAME subnet!! Cisco does not
> allow this.
You will have to be routed a subnet that the pm2 is NOT in. We subnet our
PM's into a small subnet of 30 IP's, specifically so we can then route
OTHER subnets in the same class C to customers.
> What can I tell my contact at the ISP to get him to correctly subnet on
> his end, and assign me usable IP's.
Ask him if he knows if the cisco youare using can do ospf. Im not that
familiar with it. but it sounds like you might have to do rip, and do it
like I suggested.
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Houston, Texas 77074 www.ams.com/~jake Business Management
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