Cisco Crossover Cable for Router Connections
See our website for more information at: http://www.diablocable.com http://www.diablocableblog.com How to connect two or more Cisco routers together in back-to-back configuration using crossover cable options. Connecting two or more Cisco routers together in a back to back configuration for a Cisco CCIE lab or demonstration environment is made easier by using Cisco crossover cables. These cables enable a user to cennect two routers that have WAN Interface Cards (or WIC) installed to create a …
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well have a cisco certifacation can make you a 100K a year.
Yeah, you’re right. It’s definatley some of the most reliable hardware.
Telnet cant be enabled by default. A log in function must be enabled manually for telnet to be used. And Cisco is great stuff, but there’s Avaya, Juniper etc etc. But to say “this company sucks” is plain ignorance, Sure there is better hardware around, but we would have to compare models, not the company. As some routers do things that other routers dont.
Or am i thinking of a rollover
I always thought it was a pain in the ass having to find an old computer with a serial card for a terminal. Don’t new cisco routers just have a telnet server running by default? Besides cisco sucks,most companys would do just fine using the router unix OSs there are out there.
ok sure message me on youtube and i will help you
its a d-link….i kno thts the crappiest but its gonna have 2 do until i get a netgear or linksys
yea sure wat kind is it
yo…u got the same pc as me could u help me with my router
hi there i was wondering if you connect a netgear router and you already have a linksys router will the computer delete the linksys router setting? because I want to try the netgear router but im afraid that my computer will delete the settings for the linksys router (i have a dell inspiron1501 vista home basic)
Great Video!