08-11-2006 12:14 AM - edited 03-03-2019 04:28 AM
I have a 2811 router with Software Version 12.3(11)T10 / CME 3.2 and i'm looking to make a bridge between fa0/1 and fa0/0. I've been looking into the bridge-group commands in the online documents and havent managed to figure it out yet.
If anyone could give me a quick push in the right direction i'd much appreciate it.
thanks.
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08-11-2006 12:23 AM
Check below for the bridge configuration. However, please beware that if you enable IP routing, the IP traffic will not be bridged.
Hope this helps.
08-11-2006 01:12 AM
Hi
Give following commands for transparent bridging.
no ip routing
bridge-group 10 protocol ieee
int f0/0
bridge-group 10
int f0/1
bridge-group 10
Hope taht helps.
Pls rate helpful posts.
Regards
JD
08-11-2006 01:40 AM
The solutions so far have been to disable routing, but you can bridge the interfaces and still route. The method is:
bridge irb
bridge 1 ieee
bridge 1 route ip
int fa0/0
no ip address
bridge-group 1
int fa0/1
no ip address
bridge-group 1
int bvi1
ip address x.x.x.x m.m.m.m
This will place both physical interfaces into the bridge and the router will have the address and mask defined in bvi1 on that bridge.
Hope that helps...
Mark
08-11-2006 12:23 AM
Check below for the bridge configuration. However, please beware that if you enable IP routing, the IP traffic will not be bridged.
Hope this helps.
08-11-2006 01:12 AM
Hi
Give following commands for transparent bridging.
no ip routing
bridge-group 10 protocol ieee
int f0/0
bridge-group 10
int f0/1
bridge-group 10
Hope taht helps.
Pls rate helpful posts.
Regards
JD
08-11-2006 01:40 AM
The solutions so far have been to disable routing, but you can bridge the interfaces and still route. The method is:
bridge irb
bridge 1 ieee
bridge 1 route ip
int fa0/0
no ip address
bridge-group 1
int fa0/1
no ip address
bridge-group 1
int bvi1
ip address x.x.x.x m.m.m.m
This will place both physical interfaces into the bridge and the router will have the address and mask defined in bvi1 on that bridge.
Hope that helps...
Mark
08-11-2006 02:05 AM
Thanks for your help guys.
I'll be checking out your solution next Mark.
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