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How do you assign address to serial port?
SurferdudeHB
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I'm trying to add an ip address to a "generic" router in Packet Tracer, I use the following command:
Router(config)interface serial 0
it won't accept the "0"
Router(config)interface serial 0
it won't accept the "0"
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OptionsWillaynto
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first, u must check what's serial number in Packet Tracer , click option and then preference , click always show port labels. i think's serials in PT not 0 but 0/0/0 ,0/0/1, 0/1/0 etc
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dirtyharry
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first, u must check what's serial number in Packet Tracer , click option and then preference , click always show port labels. i think's serials in PT not 0 but 0/0/0 ,0/0/1, 0/1/0 etc
this. usually the serial int is something like: s0/0/0 or s0/1/0. If you hover your mouse over the serial connection it will show the interface name, e.g. "s0/1/0" or "fa0/1." -
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tomaifauchai
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Question mark is your best friend!
If not sure
Do a "show ip interface brief" or a more effective way: sh ip int br -
Optionsgosh1976
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Like tomaifauchai suggested I recommend using the show command instead of any of the packet tracer shortcuts. The practice will serve you well on the exams and in the real world.
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OptionsXtend
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the show ip int br is the best command u can use in this type of situation, usually it's the first i type after i boot up the switch/router.
