Hi there,I'd like to know if there is a way to retrieve WAN IP address of my ISP. Of course, my router (ISR4300) is not plugged straight to WAN link, else I would just perform a 'sh int G0/0/0' or the like . The interface of my router is behind an IS...
Just for fun ... me telnetting my AP at home minutes ago, and performing a 'sh ver':Who on earth can claim to own an AP that old ??? One of the rare cases where an IOS bug is funny [For Cisco developpers, platform: C9120AXI-E, IOS 17.13.1]
Hi everyone, I've just purchased a 9120 to replace a 1262 in autonomous mode - my home wireless network. The 9120 purchased was a bit old (2019), but brand new (no, it wasn't from an official store since it is intended for home use ) I've upgraded it...
Hi Georg, many thanks for your answer! It does not work, but I got the point: query Akamai and retrieve ip in plain text, and pass it to the router (brillant idea to use Akamai ). What I have is that:NWR01(tcl)#set ip [exec wget -qO- http://whatismyi...
