1721 3 router redundancy setup
jwalk33
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Hi all,
For my CCNA R/S lab setup I have 3 Cisco 1721 routers and I would like some insight as to the best way to connect these routers together for redundancy.
All routers have 1 T1 Serial WAN WIC module installed. So does all routers need 2 of these WICs, or am I lokking at this wrong?
I am in the process of ordering the WICs and need to know before I start studying hard next week.
Also, do I use the same DCE/DTE DB60 serial cables for this setup as well, from what I gather I need 2 more, only have 1 right now?
Thanks
Jwalk33
For my CCNA R/S lab setup I have 3 Cisco 1721 routers and I would like some insight as to the best way to connect these routers together for redundancy.
All routers have 1 T1 Serial WAN WIC module installed. So does all routers need 2 of these WICs, or am I lokking at this wrong?
I am in the process of ordering the WICs and need to know before I start studying hard next week.
Also, do I use the same DCE/DTE DB60 serial cables for this setup as well, from what I gather I need 2 more, only have 1 right now?
Thanks
Jwalk33
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JeanM Member Posts: 1,117Something like HSRP? Each router will need at least 2 interfaces.
Check this out for basic overview/example - HSRP/VRRP/GLBP **** sheet - Packet Life2015 goals - ccna voice / vmware vcp. -
jwalk33 Member Posts: 53 ■■□□□□□□□□Something like HSRP? Each router will need at least 2 interfaces.
Check this out for basic overview/example - HSRP/VRRP/GLBP **** sheet - Packet Life
Not even sure or acknowledged enough at this point to really understand that **** sheet.
Basically connecting all 3 routers in a triangle like fashion to experiment how redundancy works if one link was to fail.
Do you understand now?
Thanks,
Jwalk33