drussel2
join:2002-11-05
San Diego, CA
| reply to PunkGod
Re: I need big time help (cisco soho91 router)
said by PunkGod  :
In hyperterminal I keep getting this message.
00:23:00: %LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN: Line protocol on Interface Ethernet1, changed sta
te to up
00:23:07: %LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN: Line protocol on Interface Ethernet1, changed sta
te to down
What can I do to correct my problem.
That sounds like your ACL is preventing replies to dhcp broadcasts... i.e your router is trying to find a dhcp server but it never gets a reply (because domain replies are being blocked)
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I_Route
Premium,VIP
join:2003-09-19
Merrimack, NH
| reply to ToasterMan78
Here is a link for the 800 series:
»www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/···5c5.html
Here is a link for the SOHO series:
»www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/···5c4.html
They list the features, etc. for each series.
Here is the link for all routers:
»www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/
Later,
Jeff |
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ToasterMan78
Premium
join:2003-11-26
1 edit | reply to PunkGod
said by PunkGod :
Also what is the difference between the soho91 and the 831 router. The only thing I see is VOip.
Besides the flash being 8 meg in the SO91 vs 12 meg in the 831, the flash is non-upgradeable in the SOHO 91 - a fixed config, vs it can be upgraded in the 831. Also, in a show running-config I see "Cisco C831 (MPC857DSL) processor" for my 831, the MPC857DSL processor is a 50mhz Motorola RISC chip (I googled to find that out as on the Cisco website it only lists it as a "Motorola RISC"). You can do a show running-config, find the CPU number, and do a google to find out how the SOHO91's CPU compares to an 831
Functionality can also depend on what version of IOS is included - sometimes you can buy "software modules" for the IOS which add functionality to your router.
Maybe the best way to find out further differences is to call Cisco Cust Service 800-553-6387 and speak to the pre-sales dept. I don't see a direct comparison between the two on the Cisco website, but they are closely related - the install guide for the 91 and the 831 are the same document. |
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ToasterMan78
Premium
join:2003-11-26
2 edits | reply to PunkGod
said by PunkGod :
Guys thank you for your help. My router is now back up 100%.
You're welcome. Since I just recently had almost exactly the same problem you had, I can totally sympathize.
said by PunkGod :
Another question I have is how do I enable and disable the firewall with HyperTerminal.
I have "cheated" on doing that - I use the Cisco Router Web Interface System (= "CRWS") to do that - not HyperTerminal. It is good for newbie’s on Cisco IOS, since you can make changes in CRWS and check the config file in HyperTerminal to see what the changes are – and hence learn how to make the changes in HyperTerminal by comparing the old and the new changed config file
I know the procedures in the next few paragraphs are a pain to do but having CRWS functioning is not a bad thing. I used it to understand port forwarding – I can make the port forwarding changes in CRWS and check the config file changes in HyperTerminal to see what changes have to be made to do port forwarding. You can also enable and disable the firewall in CRWS and look for what changes occurred to the config file in HyperTerminal.
CRWS should come installed on your router (Check it is there by doing a “show webflash” in HyperTerminal and you should see about 5 – 7 files in webflash. If you have the CRWS files, CRWS can be accessed by typing the router's IP address into an Internet Explorer address bar (ex »10.10.10.1 for a router with the IP address 10.10.10.1) If it starts to run but hangs when you try to open it, it is probably due to a known bug in CRWS running under windows XP - CRWS does not function unless you have Microsoft Virtual Machine Installed and Sun Java disabled (a bug acknowledged by Cisco).
If you have the CRWS files in webflash but it hangs when you try to open CRWS (by doing a »10.10.10.1) check if your browser is configured properly by opening internet explorer and go tools\internet options\advanced\there should be a main heading for Microsoft VM, if so check the box for “JIT compiler for Virtual Machine enabled,” then go to the heading entitled Java (Sun) and uncheck all the checkboxes there. If there is no main heading for Microsoft VM you don't have it, you need this file – filename msjavx86.exe - from a trusted website - I use »www.craftof.com/VirtualMachine.asp to get it (Since Microsoft doesn't make it available on their website anymore they were sued by Sun) - don't worry – it just uses Microsoft’s version of Java instead of Sun’s. And it is still supported by Microsoft. After installing msjavx86.exe go to windows updates and download any updates for the Microsoft VM. Then make the changes in internet explorer as explained above – open internet explorer\in the menu bar at the top go to tools\internet options\advanced\check and uncheck the boxes as I indicated above. |
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TerryMiller
Premium
join:2003-10-23
| reply to PunkGod
back up your running config. Do a show running-config in hyperterminal and capture the text. That way you can always paste it back in. Also did you copy your running config to your startup config. If you didn't your config will be missing when you reboot. |
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I_Route
Premium,VIP
join:2003-09-19
Merrimack, NH
| reply to PunkGod
PunkGod ! Glad to hear you are back up and running!
Here is a link for the IOS Firewall features:
»www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/···#1081703
The difference between the SOHO 9x series and the C800 series is the hardware IPSec Accelerator in the C800 series.
Later,
Jeff |
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PunkGod
join:2003-02-02
| reply to I_Route
Guys thank you for your help. My router is now back up 100%.
Another question I have is how do I enable and disable the firewall with hyperterminal.
Also what is the difference between the soho91 and the 831 router. The only thing I see is VOip. |
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I_Route
Premium,VIP
join:2003-09-19
Merrimack, NH | reply to PunkGod
A show run, show ver & show ip int brief would help.
Post them so we can take a peek.
Later,
Jeff |
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ToasterMan78
Premium
join:2003-11-26
2 edits | reply to PunkGod
I am a Cisco newbie but recently got a Cisco 831 router and I have a similar story and here is how I solved it.
I had a similar problem of my router going down as I was fooling with the running-config file on my Cisco 831 router. I changed the running-config file in a text editor, did a copy tftp startup-config and then a reload, only to get a rommon prompt. With help of a Cisco Tech (I have a Smartnet Contract) I restored the IOS to flash through X-modem. Then the Cisco techie and I noticed I was unable to connect to the Internet as you are. I saw on a show running-config that my previous running-config was now replaced by a running-config that was very different than my original running-config (seemed to be a generic stripped down version) and I also saw "interface down" stuff - which we attempted to correct but the new config file was just too different from my original one. I fortunately had a copy of my original running-config and did a copy tftp running-config and I restored my original running-config and I was up again.
Obviously if you don't have a copy of your original running-config lying around, my method won't help much. |
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PunkGod
join:2003-02-02
| reply to I_Route
Ok I finally got it working some what. I got the IOS image back into the flash and i'm out of rom mode. If I do a command (show flash) it shows that the file is there. So that is fixed but I have a new problem. I can't connect to the internet at all.
In hyperterminal I keep getting this message.
00:23:00: %LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN: Line protocol on Interface Ethernet1, changed sta
te to up
00:23:07: %LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN: Line protocol on Interface Ethernet1, changed sta
te to down
What can I do to correct my problem. |
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I_Route
Premium,VIP
join:2003-09-19
Merrimack, NH
| reply to PunkGod
You can try tftp thru the ROMMON here:
»www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/prod···#1020643
Later,
Jeff |
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