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Nigel is absolutely right. You need to use ports that are
Synchronous/Asynchronous. You cannot turn a physically synchronous port
into a asynchronous port by merely adding a command like you can to a combo
port. Thus you need to get your hands on a 2520/2521/2522/2523 router to do
what you want. I seem to recall reading that the 4 port interface modules
for the 4000 series are combo ports, but I could be mistaken.
----- Original Message -----
From: Circusnuts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 2:57 PM
Subject: Configuring Dial on a Serial Interface
> I have (2) 2500 with RS-232's running from the Serial ports to =
> USRobotics/3Com modems, which in tern are connected to a Teltone Telco =
> simulator. I thought the hard part was over, when I finished the =
> cabling the thing out. I cannot get the very basic "first things first" =
> command to take- Physical-layer async. =20
>
> Any ideas ???=20
>
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