Bad info about back to back 2500s.  I'm using them in my home lab:

2501 dce:
interface Serial0
 no shutdown
 ip address 172.16.0.1 255.255.255.252
 clockrate 4000000

2502 dte:
interface Serial0
 no shutdown
 ip address 172.16.0.2 255.255.255.252


With that and the dte/dce back to back cable, it just came up.

2501#sh contr serial
HD unit 0, idb = 0x93830, driver structure at 0x97BC8
buffer size 1524  HD unit 0, V.35 DCE cable, clockrate 4000000
*snip*

2502#sh contr serial
HD unit 0, idb = 0xB9694, driver structure at 0xBE418
buffer size 1524  HD unit 0, V.35 DTE cable
*snip*

Doesn't reflect what's plugged in regarding DTE vs. DCE.  The 2501 end is
DCE, the 2502 is DTE.  However, if you notice the difference between the
lines: 2501 DCE device has clockrate specified.  Also, no matter what
clockrate I specify on the DTE side, it will not take the command (no error,
just never sets it, as clockrate is set by the DCE).

HTH

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"Flem" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Charles ,
>
> Inline ..
>
> --- Charles Paver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi!  I am having some difficulty in setting up my
> > lab
> > at home, and need some good advice.  I have two
> > pc's,
> > 2 routers, and one switch.  I just want to work on
> > the
> > routers for now, though.  Just established a network
> > with them, and can telnet into the router.  I have a
> > 2514 router with 2 serial and 2 ethernet ports, and
> > also a 2504 with 1 token ring and 2 serial.  I also
> > have one cross over cable (dce to dte), one rollover
> > cable as well.  My questions are:
> >
> > 1.  on the 2514, I can't enable ospf.  You know how
> > you type in router ospf (as#)?  well, when i do
> > that,
> > i do not get a router-config>   prompt.  But with
> > eigrp or rip I do.  I wanted to practice ospf, but
> > cant without getting into that mode!
>
> What do you get when you type in router ospf ### ?
> Message of some sort :-)
>
> >
> > 2.  how do i connect the two routers?  I know i use
> > the serial calbe, but which router gets the dte or
> > dce?  i reda that all routers are dte, and therefore
> > need to have the clock rate set if not using the
> > dce!
> > So, on this router 2514 when i teyped in show int
> > s0,
> > it says down, down.  Now, I went into interface
> > mode,
> > and did a no shutdown.  And then I assigned it an ip
> > address.  But, i cant do anything til i get that
> > interface up.
> >
>
> Router is by default nothing :-)
> Router will detect what cable is plugged in .
> You can see that with sh controllers ...
> Put dce cable in one and dte in the other .
> Set clock on the dce router , configure a similar
> protocol , ppp or hdlc and things should come up/up.
>
> > 3.  once they are connected (if i cant use ospf, ill
> > settle for eigrp :>), then what?  This ccnp stuff is
> > really hard without the materials (such as frame
> > lines
> > coming into the house, or csu/dsu's!!)
> >
>
> Don't now about ccnp .
> Then ... coffee I suppose .
>
> > 4.  I just bought an external modem, so I can dial
> > in
> > to the router.  Anyone know how to set this up to
> > simulate a t1 coming in?  Such as, from my 56k phone
> > line to the external modem to the serial port?  Or
> > is
> > my logic flawed?
> >
>
> No way to simulate T1 with a dialup connection . Think
> you can put a t1 back-to-back but not with c2500 . I
> saw a guy do it once with two c4500 .
>
>
> flem
> > Any advice is very, very appreciated!  You guys are
> > awesome!
> >
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