How about HSRP ? This will enable both 7200's to share a virtual IP and mac
address, so that all machines will point
to that virtual IP. Both 7200's can monitor that IP, and depending on how
you setup priorities, and which interfaces are being tracked by HSRP, either
7200 can seize primary role. Not sure if you have redundant DS3 links, but
just a suggestion. This way if one router fails, no cables or configuration
changes will have to be made on your network.
--Brent
----- Original Message -----
From: Ross Bernardo <rbernardo@xxxxxxxx>
To: <cisco@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2000 12:53 PM
Subject: Question on 7200 Router
> Hello all you very Helpful Professionals. Need you input please.
>
> We have a 7200 Router(C7200-IS-M)for our Internet Access.
> CSU/DSU is a Larscom DS3.
>
> We just received another 7200 with an integrated CSU/DSU for backup in
case
> the other one fails. How would you configure this? Assign same IP
> addresses? Do you have to enter a clockrate speed since the CSU is
built-in?
>
> Hopefully, this backup when called to service will be just a matter of
> transferring the RX and TX cable and the RJ45 to our LAN.
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Ross
>
>
>
> Ross V. Bernardo
> ESRI - Network Adminstration
> 909.793.2853 x 1057
> 909.554.7144 pager
> rbernardo@xxxxxxxx
>
>
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