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do know how to connect dsl to cisco router
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For DSL use a Cisco 827, it is designed specifically for it, or use the dsl modem provided with a PIX 501 just for firewall/VPN function.
2525 can do:
-DB60: t1, fractional t1, or frame relay (beware there are some caveats to using only low speed serial lines 56/64k on some of those interfaces)
-isdn bri, that is all that will work on it
-the "LAN" interface is actually token ring on a 2525
Really the only thing it is good for anymore is a lab router to practice dial backup or as a frame switch if you have four serial ports.
2525 can do:
-DB60: t1, fractional t1, or frame relay (beware there are some caveats to using only low speed serial lines 56/64k on some of those interfaces)
-isdn bri, that is all that will work on it
-the "LAN" interface is actually token ring on a 2525
Really the only thing it is good for anymore is a lab router to practice dial backup or as a frame switch if you have four serial ports.
You may be able to convert the connector types but you will not be able to get dsl working on a 2525, let it go.
It's "lan" connection is token ring and I am the only guy I know that has functional mau's running today (nobody panic, I have lot's of ethernet too) and getting pci cards and drivers for token is quite the trick anymore.
What you have is a neat little lab router than can run old code and teach you more about networking than most people will ever know, expecially if you can find another Cisco router to hook it up too.
If I had a 2525 and needed to hook up a dsl line I would ebay the cisco, take the money and buy a netgear or linksys soho grade router. two cents.
It's "lan" connection is token ring and I am the only guy I know that has functional mau's running today (nobody panic, I have lot's of ethernet too) and getting pci cards and drivers for token is quite the trick anymore.
What you have is a neat little lab router than can run old code and teach you more about networking than most people will ever know, expecially if you can find another Cisco router to hook it up too.
If I had a 2525 and needed to hook up a dsl line I would ebay the cisco, take the money and buy a netgear or linksys soho grade router. two cents.
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Originally Posted by dimaraja
thanks for your reply man.
i have a serial cable which i connected to db60 of router 2525 and the other end is a db25 connected to a converter to rj45 which i connected to the dsl.
what can i configure on the router to make it work.
thanks again.
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hi
i know that it will work with netgear, linksys routers....that's what i have now.
i also know about mau and token ring, i have also 3 routers 2500 series and 2900, 1900 cisco switches, i practiced frame relay, routing, access list...vlans, vtp,....etc.
what i want to do is instead of (ISDN or T1) i wanted to try dsl on routers.
somebody told it will work since the dsl is a WAN and a serial db60 is designed for WANs.
what you think?
i know that it will work with netgear, linksys routers....that's what i have now.
i also know about mau and token ring, i have also 3 routers 2500 series and 2900, 1900 cisco switches, i practiced frame relay, routing, access list...vlans, vtp,....etc.
what i want to do is instead of (ISDN or T1) i wanted to try dsl on routers.
somebody told it will work since the dsl is a WAN and a serial db60 is designed for WANs.
what you think?
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