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05-27-2003 05:22 PM
05-27-2003 05:22 PM
Cisco 2591 router
Can the AUX port on cisco 2501 router be connected to a cable modem. If so, please provide info.
Thanks,
Vance
Thanks,
Vance
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05-27-2003 07:24 PM
05-27-2003 07:24 PM
Re: Cisco 2591 router
No, it can't. The AUX port is a serial port. Cable modems usually only provide an ethernet port to attach to. Don't let the "modem" in "cable modem" make you think that a cable modem will provide a serial interface that is attachable to an AUX port.
If you want to access your Cisco router through the cable modem, use an ethernet interface on the router and assign appropriate IP/gateway settings. Then use telnet.
Hope that helps,
-sean
If you want to access your Cisco router through the cable modem, use an ethernet interface on the router and assign appropriate IP/gateway settings. Then use telnet.
Hope that helps,
-sean
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