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D.3.2 TYPES OF CONNECTIONS AVAILABLE
Figure D-1. Cisco and Router Connection Methods.
Routers may be connected to Cisco routers using:
• an Ethernet connection
• a synchronous line
• a dialup connection
Ethernet Connection (Cisco to Router)
Routers and Cisco routers can easily share an Ethernet connection. Cisco routers use the IGRP protocol
to exchange routing information with other routers. In order for a Cisco router to learn routes from the
Router, both the Cisco router and the Router must have RIP enabled.
To enable RIP on the Cisco router, log into the Cisco router and issue the following commands to
change from Cisco’s global configure mode:
[configure]
router rip
network x.x.x.x
neighbor y.y.y.y
passive-interface ethernet 0
Specify the Router’s Ethernet address in a neighbor statement in the router rip section.
In IP and IPX networks, the Router enables RIP by default.
CISCO
Ethernet
Synchronous Line
Sync Router
Async Router AR-P
- Async Router AR-P 1
- Async Router AR-5 1
- Sync Router 1
- USER’S GUIDE 5
- 1. Specifications 9
- Pin Number Signal 10
- 2. Introduction 11
- 2.2 Shared Router Features 12
- UTOMATIC FALLBACK 15
- YNCHRONOUS ROUTER INTERFACE 15
- 2.5 Async Client Kit 16
- 2.6 Operating Requirements 16
- 3. Connect Cables 18
- 3.3 Sync Router Connections 23
- 4. Connect Host 25
- Ethernet Hub 26
- 10BASE-T, AUI 26
- Previously configured 26
- Applications 27
- USING ROUTERVU UTILITY 30
- SING SERIAL TERMINAL UTILITY 33
- 4.2.4 SERIAL TERMINAL 35
- Figure 4-6. Serial Terminal 35
- 5. Install Software 37
- 5.3 Installation Examples 39
- YNC ROUTER 45
- 5.4 Parameters 47
- PARAMETERS 48
- 10.0.0.1 A 255.0.0.0 8 49
- 128.66.2.1 B 255.255.0.0 16 49
- 192.0.2.1 C 255.255.255.0 24 49
- Suffix Organization Type 50
- YNC ROUTER PARAMETERS 52
- IREWALL PARAMETERS 53
- LIENT PARAMETERS 53
- 6. Configure and Test 55
- ING FROM THE LOCAL ETHERNET 57
- ING FROM THE REMOTE ETHERNET 58
- Round trip time: 180 59
- NetWare server 62
- A.1 Dialup LAN-to-LAN 65
- OME/BRANCH OFFICE DESIGNATION 69
- A.2 Synchronous LAN-to-LAN 71
- Appendix B: Line Use 73
- B.2 How to Limit Line Use 75
- Appendix C: Troubleshooting 82
- C.1 LED descriptions 83
- ASYNC ROUTER AR-5 84
- SYNC ROUTER 85
- C.2 Router Commands 86
- OR TCP/IP NETWORKS ONLY 87
- ROMPT IS NOT DISPLAYED 91
- OOT PASSWORD DOES NOT WORK 91
- ANNOT SAVE CONFIGURATION 93
- HY DON’T THE MODEMS CONNECT? 93
- C.4 Operating Problems 95
- ONSTANT REMOTE DIALUP 100
- EMOTE SERVER NOT FOUND (IPX) 101
- ISCONFIGURED NETWORKS (IPX) 102
- C.5 Client Problems 103
- Appendix D: Interoperability 105
- D.2 SecurID Servers 106
- Ethernet 110
- Synchronous Line 110
- D.4 IPX Synchronous Routers 115
- ELEBIT NETBLAZER AND PN 116
- LACK BOX 116
- DTRAN ISU 128 117
- ARSE S5600, RACAL-MILGO 4556 118
- OTOROLA TA220/TA220K 118
- THER CSU/DSUS 119
- Appendix E: Glossary 120
- Router Parameters 127
- Ethernet Parameters 129
- Sync Parameters 130
- Modem Parameters 131
- Client Parameters Planner 134
- For the Router 134
- For each Client 134
- REFERENCE GUIDE 137
- CONTENTS 139
- 1. Quick Reference 141
- 1.3 Generic Commands 142
- 1.4 IPX-only Commands 145
- 1.5 TCP/IP-only Commands 146
- 1.6 RouterVu Commands 148
- UBCOMMANDS 149
- 1.7 General Info 151
- BOUT IP ADDRESSES 153
- ILTER EXAMPLES 154
- 2. Generic Commands 155
- 2.1 Interface Addresses 156
- 2.2 access shift 156
- 2.3 asystat 157
- 2.4 authenticate 159
- 2.5 client 160
- 2.6 config 162
- 2.7 date 162
- 2.8 default_mode 163
- 2.9 dialup 164
- 2.10 help 170
- 2.11 history 170
- 2.12 hostname 171
- 2.13 logout 171
- 2.14 memory 172
- 2.15 monitor 172
- 2.16 passwd 172
- 2.17 performance 173
- 2.18 ppp 174
- NTERFACE STATUS 177
- OMPRESSION METHOD SELECTION 177
- EGOTIATION 177
- EGOTIATION SUBCOMMANDS 179
- UTHENTICATION OF USERS 180
- 2.19 ps 181
- 2.20 reboot 182
- 2.21 start/stop 182
- 2.22 tip 183
- 2.23 trace 183
- 2.24 tux 184
- 2.25 update 185
- 2.26 version 186
- 2.27 who 186
- 3. IPX-only commands 187
- 3.1 Interface Addresses 188
- 3.2 IPX Addresses 189
- 3.4 IPX Server Types 190
- 3.5 IPX Packet Types 191
- 3.6 filter 191
- 3.7 ifconfig 194
- 3.8 ipx 195
- 3.9 netstat 196
- 3.10 ping 197
- 3.11 ripfilter 198
- 3.12 route 201
- 3.13 sap 205
- 3.14 sapfilter 208
- 3.15 spoof 211
- 3.16 tcp/ip 212
- 4. TCP/IP-only Commands 213
- 4.1 Interface Addresses 214
- 4.2 arp 214
- 4.3 domain 216
- 4.4 filter 217
- 4.5 icmp 220
- 4.6 ifconfig 221
- 4.8 ipx 224
- 4.9 netstat 224
- 4.10 ping 225
- 4.11 rip 226
- 4.12 route 228
- 4.13 snmp 230
- 4.14 syslog 232
- 4.15 tcp 234
- 4.16 traceroute 235
- 4.17 udp 236
- Appendix A: System Messages 237
- A.1 Syslog Messages 238
- ILTER GROUP 242
- A.2 Console Messages 244
- Appendix B: Dialing Scripts 252
- B.2 Dialer Script Procedure 253
- B.3 Sample Dialer Script 254
- SE TIP TO TEST DIALING 256
- B.5 Modem Control Signals 258
- Appendix C: Release 4.2 Notes 260
- Sync Router Only 261
- For All Routers 262
- How to Upgrade to Release 4.2 266
- Using Analog Leased Lines? 269
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