Question about configuring a router
gabilan
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If I have three subnets, connect via a t1 line.
Subnet 1 10.0.2.X 255.255.255.0
Subnet 2 10.0.3.X
Subnet 3 10.0.4.X
The ethernet port IP adrress of each router in the subnets should be configure according to the subnet that the router is in.
Question:
What IP address should be assign to the the serials port of each router?
Subnet 1 10.0.2.X 255.255.255.0
Subnet 2 10.0.3.X
Subnet 3 10.0.4.X
The ethernet port IP adrress of each router in the subnets should be configure according to the subnet that the router is in.
Question:
What IP address should be assign to the the serials port of each router?
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Noods
Member Posts: 168
Answer: An IP of a different subnet.
Reason: Serial ports are a different interface, and therefore a different subnet. -
rossonieri#1
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Noods wrote:Answer: An IP of a different subnet.
Reason: Serial ports are a different interface, and therefore a different subnet.
not really, depends on the purpose. you can configure just local LAN with any kind of interface including serial.
ethernet = 1 shared media or paralel connection, shorter distance.
serial = serial connection, longer distance.the More I know, that is more and More I dont know. -
darkuser
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isn't it your choice ?
what ip to apply to an interface ?
what about ip address secondary ?rm -rf / -
zawhtetaung
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as your wish ,but must not same with ethernet subnet.
serial port is another interface of a router not the same port with ethernetzaw_htetaung
