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AckAck · 02-12-2018

I have an ISR 4451, in a very remote area, that is only serviced by one ISP, who provides IP addresses via DHCP based on MAC, and offers subscriptions of limited speed and limited monthly throughput. For this reason, we find ourselves wanting to get ...

AckAck · 01-30-2018

I have a 3850 with dual DC PSUs, -48vdc. Before I put this in the rack at a remote location, which has proper power, I want to fire it up and do some configuration on the bench. I have a DC power supply that does +48vdc and enough amps. Am I able to ...

AckAck · 03-22-2019

Glad I'm not the only one. Had an ISR 4331 doing the same thing. Maybe related to this bug.when debug interface is applied, this is treated as debug condition however it causes actual messages to be printed, without having any actual debug enabled [j...

AckAck · 02-12-2018

Okay, so I've discovered VRFs and am down that rabbit hole. I think that will be the answer, as it's allowed me to now get IPs of the same networks on three different interfaces in my little test environment.

AckAck · 01-30-2018

So this worked fine. I hooked up directly to the DC power supply and learned that Cisco PSUs are very tolerant of incorrect wiring. Thinking that the device needed -48vdc, I reversed the polarity between the DC supply and the PSU, since that's how my...

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One ISR router, one ISP, multiple physical connections

Connecting power to a DC PSU on switch

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