My guess is that there really is only one Ethernet interface, but two
cabling options: AUI or RJ-45.
Use the media-type {10Baset | aui | auto-select} command to select the one
you want. Notice that supposedly auto select should figure out which one
you're using but field experience says that it doesn't sometimes.
Check CCO to make sure on this, but that's probably what's happening.
Priscilla
At 09:35 AM 8/13/01, Vik wrote:
>I have a Cisco 4000 with 2 serial, 1 token ring and 2 ethernet interface.
>However, when a "show interfaces" command is executed, there is only one
>ethernet interface shown.
>
>On the back of the router where the ethernet ports are, one is a typical
>10baseT, RJ-45 connection, but the other is AUI which I do not have a
>transceiver for; I just have a CAT5 cable from the 10baseT connector going
>to my switch.
>
>When I do a show interfaces command, ethernet 0 is up, but the protocol is
>down. On my swith I do not see any activity lights for that port, so I am
>thinking that my e0 is actually the AUI port.
>
>How do I use the 10baseT interface?
>
>--
>Vik Evans - MCSE, CCNA, CCDA
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