Basic Cisco 2821 to ISP Home Router Setup Configuration

[@leadcook84]

At first I thought a Boyz II Men song was about to breakout. I usually have my finger over the mute button, but when I turned the volume up, I was baffled... Nice melodic BG music, with a soft, but well-spoken dialogue from an individual who knows what he's talking about... AND took the time to show and explain each step of the setup process... I just came for a quick refresh on the terminal login, but stayed to watch the whole damn video just because I was so impressed. Good work bruh... GOOD WORK!!

[@noahk113]

I just bought a Cisco 2801 for only $8 and this video really help me get it set up. Thanks man!

[@tinman9341]

Just getting started on ccna and you basically went step by step on what I’m going through with my home setup. Thanks man for taking the time to do this video. Keep up the great work!!!!!

[@ragayclark]

This is one of the best videos I have ever seen, the networking aspect just made it 1000 x better!! keep it up man.

[@dm8144]

I came here for ISP Home router setup but I found video plus one artistic voice. It felt to me this guy is singing through out the video. fantastic.

[@jasprofoto8226]

Thanks to you I was able to get my 2690 and 2821 onto the Internet. 👍🏼

[@DarrinWoods]

Thank you for this. I've recently gotten back into networking as a hobby, and your overview was instrumental in getting my home lab anywhere near running. Thanks again.

[@xmsre]

I like this guy, gonna be switching over to a Cisco 2801 very soon, keep the good content up man.

[@hamzahbarlas5129]

Dude make more network lab videos! The way you do it make it so easy to follow along

[@easymoney1997]

Wow, I just did the same thing, I'm in cisco 4 and just got a 2960+24lt with poe, a 1921 isr and am ordering an ehwic adsl card for the router so I can use only cisco. I have a suggestion tho, you whould hook your router through the g0/0 port on the switch instead of using a f port.

[@mabogangstar]

nice one really like the video .no shaky cam true professional

[@keithjacob1194]

Thanks for this video. I look forward to using your info on my lab tomorrow. Much appreciated.

[@WigganNuG]

Damn, you made networking hot AF with that sexy slow-jam R&B and your soft sultry voice! You're like the Barry White of networking! You really helped get my Cisco going ;)

[@johnmoncrieff8488]

Simple and straight forward since my router is 2812 and switch is 2960. Thank you

[@ryankoch38]

Thanks man, I was scratching my head on why i could ping internet addresses from my router, but not from my internal computers, when dhcp was already working, then i watched your vid and realized that i forgot NAT! lol

[@genobisceglia5629]

smoothest sounding it guy ever... lol - nice job with the setup

[@junalcaide3827]

Informative views for Standard configuration in cisco router, thanks man keep it up!!! 👍🏼

[@judithfotso2457]

I really appreciate. I want to start buying some cisco equipment and start from the scrash. Any advice for a beginer like me? Thanks in advanced

[@setotawasmare9708]

Stable, Descriptive, lightweight video :hence It is Awesome!!!

[@ohio_dino]

Next step. I want ax wifi with this at home. Also you are the real vip.

[@striderd6351]

Did you use a cross over cable from the ISP router to my Cisco router?

[@Fuelcut]

I keep thinking you're about to start singing jazz love songs by the way you're talking.

[@yvettelaudat9546]

Good evening. 1. How is the dhcp pool "Base" used in this video? You are not using it your access list. 2. Is there another video that shows the config on the switch?

[@matthewbennett2844]

Would love to see how this is done with multiple vlans

[@jakezxz1352]

Are the ports on your switch all Gig speeds? I keep finding conflicting information online

[@keanankruse]

Nice! I just ordered a 2921 router, need to setup it up with my VDSL connection via PPPoE or I think my ISP uses network level auth so just a DHCP form the WAN port

[@williamgupton8770]

Great....i enjoyed this video

[@KJ7BZC]

Ok, so i followed along and put in everything correctly, however when you were putting in the ip route, you said that the "192.168.1.254" could be different on other routers, do you know where i can find what to put here? Thanks.

[@mohammedhamza9102]

Check your default-gateway ip address by issuing ipconfig /all on the cmd

[@1negenius]

its the default gateway; on a local PC connected to the network...Open RUN, type CMD, type IPCONFIG /ALL then search results for Default Gateway IP Address

[@BeneeUK]

thats the ip of your router, the default gateway, hes setting a gateway of last resort so if the router doesnt know the address, it just sends it up the hierarchy

[@JCGarcia1]

I'm super late here but it would be in your cmd prompt, type ipconfig and it would be your default gateway!

[@craigsmith2804]

This setup will only allow your home lab to connect to the internet, but it'll slow your devices internet speed connected to that switch since the traffic is going through NAT twice, once on cisco router and again on home modem.

[@HeikoMilchsack]

Awesome Video, very nice paced , so I could do it while I was watching , excellent

[@jrb9027]

Great video!

[@w_i_k_i_d]

Did you use a cross-over cable between you home router and the Cisco router ? 5:08 Default-Router settings may not have applied. You missed the '-' in the middle.

[@omarbenazza]

He forgot to add "-" between default and router but router had applied the command correctly and add "-",You can see it in running config at 7:33.

[@BeneeUK]

Just an ethernet cable will do, cat 5 /cat 6 is obviously better but at a short distance normal ethernet cables will work

[@80486sx]

thanks, saved me a lot of confusion.

[@striderd6351]

I have this same question. I'm setting up my home lab, I bought 2 switches and a router. I know Cisco routers need a crossover cable, but do I need a cross over cable from my ISPs router to my cisco router

[@therealb888]

Why you say GIGABYTE???????!!!! IT'S GIGABITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!. Otherwise damn overkill! But nice video. Where is the seller you promised in the description? How much did you spend?

[@nastynate84nc]

Hey question i have a cisco 2800 im teying to play with. However i only have a newer dell laptop that has no ports only USB ports. No ethernet or serial. How can i configure this from USB if it is even possible?

[@alexsantiago6109]

What up TheLomaxProject, you going to follow up with a video on the vlans ?

[@gambettonsa4528]

Hi, I have a question. When you configure the interface to the ISP dont you need to configure ISP credentials? like PPPoe username and password

[@jhonabuyendiaz]

What IP Address should I put to the interface g0/0 if my DSL modem is not dhcp? thanks

[@jakeattia8333]

big up to mr lomaxxx

[@BadGuyPB]

Can you do a video on setting up inter vlan routing after this is done?

[@Jdsolutions-d2f]

handsome video brother but I have a little problem with the ip address for g0/1 I kind of confuse how you come with 192.168.2.1 please help me figure out . thank you

[@djazu]

is the internet faster when you use cisco router ? or why do you use it ?

[@BeneeUK]

many businesses or homes with multiple end devices may use routers and switches to manage all the traffic within that network, its not faster to do this because he's his router is a client of his ISP's router and the router provided to him by his ISP just as his mobile, laptop etc are.

[@technologyindustry1872]

Faster, and securer

[@yvettelaudat9546]

When you get to the part that says, "Translating "router"....domain server (192.168.1.254). How does that work exactly?

[@servant4god1]

Can you do i video on how to telnet in from the outside ... I have verizon as my ISP

[@easymoney1997]

first you need to console in and set a password, telnet will be refused until you do this.

[@marklucas4274]

You would be better off using a remote access vpn and connecting to the router/switch via SSH. Telnet isnt encrypted.

[@Dub-ry4cs]

That’s a much more complex procedure.

[@dannyjuma3734]

The video is helpful .....

[@nvdwalt]

Thank you so much

[@HarryoGaming]

Cool bro

[@abdallahiazaid2365]

Freestyling configuration

[@lochanakarunathilakapasyal5749]

where is your PPPOE configuration ?

[@WigganNuG]

Why would he need to setup PPPoE configuration on the Cisco router? Its being done downstream on his Modem, which I THINK is DSL based on 1:43. The biggest question is why does DSL still exist :) j/k ... sorta. It's gonna be like dial-up... extinct/free one day :)

[@WigganNuG]

Upstream?

[@BeneeUK]

he doesn't need one, hes plugged into his home ADSL2 router