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aminger1982
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Hello,
My name is Anthony Ingersoll. I just recently purchased a cisco 2600 router. I had to go into password recovery and such to be able to set it up. I had no problem doing that, but where I am running into some potential issues is this:
I plan on setting up Cisco Routers in two locations. The other router that I have is a 1760 router. I know this is a bit outdated and such, but I was wondering if I was still able to use it in my second location and have the two networks communicate back and forth like normal? Any information would be helpful.
Anthony
My name is Anthony Ingersoll. I just recently purchased a cisco 2600 router. I had to go into password recovery and such to be able to set it up. I had no problem doing that, but where I am running into some potential issues is this:
I plan on setting up Cisco Routers in two locations. The other router that I have is a 1760 router. I know this is a bit outdated and such, but I was wondering if I was still able to use it in my second location and have the two networks communicate back and forth like normal? Any information would be helpful.
Anthony
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JeanM
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Two locations as in? Two different locations in the house connected via cat5/6 OR two locations far away from each other where you'll need to route over internet?2015 goals - ccna voice / vmware vcp. -
MAC_Addy
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Not sure if you're setting up a lab, but it seems like two different physical connections. Yes, you can do this through internet connectivity at both locations and through a VPN connection.2017 Certification Goals:
CCNP R/S