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It's not a big problem I have, because the connection is basically working, but I don't seem to be able to get rid of messages in the log of my 870w router like:Note: A random mac address of 0000.0cb7.25cc has been chosen for BVI in bridge grou...
I surprisingly didn't find much documentation about port range forwarding.I would need to forward a few ports on my 877w, and I might have seen a solution between two static addresses. However, although my provider gives me a fixed ip address, I get ...
I have a 877w router, and I'm trying to configure a wireless network.I have an RFC1483 bridged ADSL, so I have ATM0.1 in a bridge group, and I then defined a BVI1 interface.However, after configuring the wireless interface, I noticed that my laptop ...
I have to configure my 870 router for bridged ADSL. I managed to configure it for pure bridging, but I would like to use IRB. This implies that I should improve my knowledge of IOS. I looked at this article:http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk175/tk15/...
I looked at it again and I saw that if I assign a mac address to bvi 1 that address is actually the one given to the provider, as shown by the 'show arp' command. I don't know how I missed that. Therefore my problem seems now to be not so important. ...
thank you, I finally managed to make it work.atm 0.1 has to be in bridge group 1 (ieee spanning and ip routing), with a dhcp ip address. bvi 1 will also have a dhcp ip address. And then I have vlan 1 with an ip address of 10.10.1.1. vlan 1 is on the ...
Yes, kind of. This is what I did to configure my ssh, exactly on the same port.In this case, however, I would like to go a bit further: I would like to do the same for, for example, all the ports between 7001 and 7050. What I can do is to write the s...
Hey, thank you, that did it.So I should have followed more the article. I guess I just don't understand how BVI works. From the article I thought that the BVIs were on the same level, that is, all of them right behind the ATM interface. I was also th...
Thank you. That article seems to support a separate vlan. Not my best option, but at the end it's not a big deal.I added a VLAN 2 interface, with a separate subnet and a separate dhcp pool, nat inside. I configured everything for bridging, like the a...
