ip subnet-zero
ip classless
Regarding the BRI and Ethernet having addresses from the same subnet,
perhaps what you really have is an unnumbered interface. On the cisco,
again from 'config terminal', try this:
! Replace 'serial1' with whatever interface you are using to connect
! to your ISP
interface serial1
! Replace 'Ethernet0' with whatever Ethernet interface you are using.
ip unnumbered Ethernet0
Your BRI interface will now use the same IP address as your Ethernet
interface.
On Mon, 4 May 1998, Porter, James wrote:
> Date: Mon, 4 May 1998 10:22:17 -0500
> From: "Porter, James" <porterj@advancia.com>
> To: "'portmaster-users@livingston.com'" <portmaster-users@livingston.com>
> Subject: (PM) [jp] Using Cisco 1604 to connect to PortMaster 2
>
> 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.
>
> The ISP says that Livingston tech support set them up this way. I can't
> believe that would be true.
>
> What can I tell my contact at the ISP to get him to correctly subnet on
> his end, and assign me usable IP's.
>
> I welcome any input.
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