RE: [webmin-l] Managing Cisco IOS devices with Webmin (or something else)

[Bill J. <bub...@co...>]

Terry,

  Are you sure that is a valid router number (8274v). Cisco, at least to
the best of my knowledge, never made an 8000 Series router and the Cisco
web site does not show it. It could be an 827-4v which is an ASDL router

When adding routes to a Cisco, one thing to remember it will always be
setup as from - to.

Ie...route src-ip-address/range netmask nexthop.ip.address or
outbound.local.interface

Route 172.26.0.0 255.255.0.0 10.0.0.1
Route 172.26.0.0 255.255.0.0 eth1

To do an IOS update you will need login access to the Cisco website to
download the update, send it to an tftp server, then run copy tftp flash
on the CLI to get it over

There are more commands to get the flash over but this is usually the
basics for 1600 series routers up to the 7000 series routers (most
common routers) 

If you are running a higher end router with the ability to have multiple
modules installed then the route command with change to
slot-number/module-number/interface number if you are going to use the
interface versus the next hop ip address

Here is a link that may help you

http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/Support/browse/psp_view.pl?p=Hardware:800&
s=Software_Configuration#Software_Samples_and_Tips


Bill James
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-----Original Message-----
From: web...@li...
[mailto:web...@li...] On Behalf Of Terry
Allen
Sent: Sunday, June 06, 2004 2:20 AM
To: web...@li...
Subject: [webmin-l] Managing Cisco IOS devices with Webmin (or something
else)

Hi again,
	I emailed Jamie to ask this, but he has never come across
anything. I have a couple of Cisco 8274v routers which I need to make a
couple of small changes for as a favour for someone - the first is to
get an NTP update running on the system so the logs are correct for time
& date.
	The second router needs to have some new IPs routed through it
in addition to his existing range (the new ones are on another subnet).
	Bearing the above in mind, is there any way to do this with any
Webmin module, or would someone with a bit of experience mind helping
out - I am very new to Cisco IOS & don't want to break anything.
	Thanks for any assistance.
-- 

	Bye for now, Terry Allen 
	
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