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HOW TO GET A CISCO 2924 TO CONNECT TO THE INTERNET?
If we can get to a router (by a way, what router?), afterwards I’d contend it’s substantially not a complaint with how a switch is configured. By default, which switch will put all trade on VLAN 1, as well as should rightly brazen trade wherever it’s perplexing to go (by default there’s no pruning or pier security, as well as zero to forestall sum network entrance by a switch).
I strongly suggest becoming different a defaults, though it sounds similar to an emanate during a downstream router, not a switch.
If you’d like, we can email me (russelldelong@ymail.com) a improved outline of a network topology (what’s continuous to what), as well as a pattern files for a switch as well as a router (assuming it’s a Cisco router). That should be sufficient report to diagnose a problem.


December 25, 2009 - 7:49 pm
Config the router with the IP your service provider gave to you. Set the IP, subnet mask, and gateway along with the dns server data.
December 25, 2009 - 7:49 pm
with an Ethernet cable hah hah…