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Mick <michaelkintzios <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> I have connected to a Netvanta router (seems to me like Cisco clone in terms |
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> of ruleset and OS) but it will not read my MAC address. As a result I cannot |
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> set static IP addresses for my Gentoo boxen on this LAN. |
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Hello Mick, |
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I admin some Netvanta (Adtran) routers. |
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AOS is quite similar to IOS with some differences and caveats.... |
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First, I'd save the configuration you have. You may need to nuke |
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the configuration and start over, if all else fails. Like the |
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other router vendors, Adtran has it's own 'mojo' that pre-configures |
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the routers, so 'Doze' folks can make it work on their networks.... |
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Like IOS you can parse the instruction set (tree) to look for options |
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to various commands. Sometimes deleting part of the AOS config |
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is a little bit tricky with some interfaces (such as fractional T1). |
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Here's a simple setup of a static IP on an ethernet port of a |
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Netvanta 3200: |
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ip subnet-zero |
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ip classless |
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ip routing |
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no auto-config |
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event-history on |
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no logging forwarding |
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no logging console |
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no logging email |
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no ip firewall alg h323 |
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interface eth 0/1 |
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ip address 192.168.17.2 255.255.255.0 |
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no shutdown |
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If you want more, just ask me, either on the list or privately. |
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James |
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