05-30-2019 02:34 AM
Hi and thanks for support,
in the hold router I knew the command to bringing the fastethernet state up , for example no autostate or not keeplive or keeplive (don't remember).
Which is the commands use in ISR router for put up the Giga without cable connected ?
thanks a lot
Roberto
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05-30-2019 04:24 AM
Hello Roberto,
the old ethernet and some fast ethernet interfaces could be put up/up with
int fa0/0
no keepalive
!
even if no cable was connected to them
I don't think modern GE ports can support this trick. I used it 16 years ago or even more.
If you need a logical interface to be used for testing IP connectivity you can use a loopback interface.
Cisco routers support multiple loopback interfaces and they support also subnet masks not only /32.
This is the common way of performing tests now.
the loopback command in a physical interface should be supported on serial, ATM and POS interfaces for troubleshooting purposes.
Hope to help
Giuseppe
05-30-2019 03:25 AM
Hello,
it used to be 'loopback' interface configuration mode, not sure if that command is valid on the 4331...
4331#conf t
4331(config)#interface GigabitEthernet0/0/1
4331(config-if)#loopback ?
05-30-2019 03:33 AM
05-30-2019 04:18 AM
05-30-2019 04:24 AM
Hello Roberto,
the old ethernet and some fast ethernet interfaces could be put up/up with
int fa0/0
no keepalive
!
even if no cable was connected to them
I don't think modern GE ports can support this trick. I used it 16 years ago or even more.
If you need a logical interface to be used for testing IP connectivity you can use a loopback interface.
Cisco routers support multiple loopback interfaces and they support also subnet masks not only /32.
This is the common way of performing tests now.
the loopback command in a physical interface should be supported on serial, ATM and POS interfaces for troubleshooting purposes.
Hope to help
Giuseppe
05-30-2019 06:23 AM
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