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--- networking:cisco7206 [12/10/2025 16:09] – [General router config] andrew
+++ networking:cisco7206 [13/02/2026 09:54] (current) – [LAN and WAN] andrew
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 ===== General router config =====
-Lets set a password and a hostname. Without a password, the router will not allow any network based access. This sets up a password on telnet (vty) and the console serial port (con). Additionally and enable secret is set to allow higher level of access for configuration.
+Lets set a password and a hostname. Without a password, the router will not allow any network based access. This sets up a password on telnet (vty) and the console serial port (con). Additionally an enable secret is set to allow higher level of access for configuration.
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 ===== LAN and WAN =====
+==== E3 config to individual E1 ====
 This is an abstract from a config, the 7206 end was presented on a E3 34Mb/s on two BNC sockets. See [[telecoms:pdh-sdh|Nokia PDH and Marconi SDH]] \\
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     no fair-queue
     shutdown
+</code>
+==== E3 non chanellised link to another E3 ====
+Still a work in progress
+<code>
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-Test circuit on the Cisco router. This uses a [[ibm8265|IBM PVC]] (or this [[config-asx200bx#pvc_setup|Marconi PVC]]) which you will have to set up om the ATM switch. I believe the Cisco card supports being a LAN emulation client which would usually use a SVC.
+Test circuit on the Cisco router. This uses a [[ibm8265|IBM PVC]] (or this [[config-asx200bx#pvc_setup|Marconi PVC]]) which you will have to set up on the ATM switch. I believe the Cisco card supports being a LAN emulation client which would usually use a SVC.
 I want the atm addresses to be entirely different to the ones I use internally, so I will set the router to 172.16.0.1 and the other end, my Ubuntu server machine will have the IP address 172.16.0.2.