Connect cisco router to home router

[@christophergriffin4330]

Thank you. This was one of the best illustration of a home lab.

[@siniestro0239]

finally a good video that explains how to connect everything. most of the tutorials don't explain how to properly connect everything before you move into configuration. liked!

[@trendx285]

Best video on you tube hands down. Thank you so much!

[@aldo_trujillo]

What a great example of real-life networking applied to home labs! Good job sir!

[@DavidKuntschik]

thx for the intro, I just found 2 Cisco 2600 routers so I am now learning networking IT to see if they would be beneficial to a home business network

[@Jobskillshare]

Glad you liked it, if you need basic support I can connect you to our top interns. Thanks

[@bulcub]

great video on explaining connecting isp router, cisco switch and router.

[@Monalexander799]

Great I'm working on my CCNA and I just bought a router and switch for labs and had no idea how to hook everything up. This greatly helped me my friend.

[@UnknownSend3r]

Don't know whether you'll see this, how is your network career going 2 years into it ?

[@shawnphinney4508]

You did a great job explaining how to do connect a cisco router to a SOHO modem. Thankx

[@mojtabaakbari9935]

This was awesome! Straight to the point with a real-life scenario, thank you

[@mitchsiripanya3870]

Thank you this was the best illustration.

[@ginobee2000]

The best video so far on how to physically connect a cisco router and switch based on normal home WiFi router...

[@RichardMubalama]

Thanks for the video, it really helpful i finally connect my Cisco router to my ISP for my Lab

[@M.S.M.93]

i fuckin love you dude.. there was a huge gap of practical knowledge and simply learning the material. you just cleared that up. thank you!

[@donoccabar7504]

Thank you! This lab has been really helpful.

[@ohtobeforgiven]

Very Helpful, this is the basic set up essential for a Cisco Router and Switch and client, definitely will be keeping as a favorite.

[@johnkasonga6634]

Thanks for the video. I followed everything you did here in your video and applied it in my lab and it really works. So happy here. Thanks again

[@yvanthepcgamer7993]

Oh my god. Dude, thank you. This is what I needed. i knew I was missing something when doing the NAT config part. I didn't do the IP ROUTE part .-. lol

[@BuayaGuy]

This was a huge help getting my Cisco 1841 hooked through my Netgear home router. But one thing I'm not really sure about - When I went to check my switch after the router config was done, it *did* do the same thing that yours did - assigned that IP address to VLAN 1. Couple of questions though: 1. Why did it assign it to VLAN 1 (what command did we type in the router to make it do that?) 2. Can I *change* which VLAN that address gets assigned to? I have 2 computers I'll be hooking through the switch, only one of which will be using that IP we created, so I'd like it to be assigned to its own VLAN, rather than having to pull all of the other interfaces out of VLAN 1 into a new one (unless that's the only way to do it.) Thanks again, this was a great video!

[@esmetakhom9259]

Great video brother, exactly what i was looking for, right on....

[@leninrodriguez8645]

awesome.. finally I did it as it should be..

[@iqbal123singh]

it really helps to start working on router configration.

[@nabeeltaher5534]

طب عليا الطلاق بالثلاثة انتا معلم ; you're totally amazing thank you very much it was very helpful i wish you keep uploading videos such this cause you know to get real cisco router and switch it's too expensive we have no other options but look up for videos like yours and get what we want in case like you say find environment maybe will need from us to use such these devices ; so thank you a lot

[@Jobskillshare]

Thank you if your interested in working on our real routers etc we have labs running real systems. www.jobskillshare.org/hands-on-it-labs/

[@nabeeltaher5534]

of course thank you again JOB Skills Share

[@tarigomar7982]

Short and informative video. Thanks buddy

[@martyg2333]

Awesome video. Very helpful, thank you.

[@joeysfather2723]

Danish make more videos like these...really helpful

[@ghosttiger84]

This video is very helpful. Thanks!

[@seektruthenlighten]

very good video, covering NAT, ACL, DHCP etc. Thanks

[@renragged]

Thanks for sharing bro! I have the same router and switch I'm using in my lab to learn. Very helpful.

[@jfernandor]

Thank you got my router and switch running, time to add another router and server

[@hooami6245]

layman's terms perfect!! thank you for this. Did you ever upload the video of how you connected the router?

[@manuchobangalala6001]

helped me thank you very much

[@abes.4040]

Worked like a charm. Thanks.

[@elsadiqali5766]

thanks you very much very useful video

[@Victor-yw1jz]

Your amazing. I appreciate this video. You have helped me to understand networking in a more clear way.

[@numberplayz8338]

You're*

[@nwa311]

awesome. thanks man! good to see someone doing real life practical scenarios verse the usual stuff

[@dannyjuma3734]

The video is so helpfully.

[@obioranwachukwu7336]

Your video was helpful. i have a question to ask, please which port did u connected from router to switch?

[@adamsndong3239]

Your amazing. I really appreciate this video. but please make an other for connect home router ASA Firewall and Cisco Router. thanks for your help

[@numberplayz8338]

Its "You're", not your

[@JJFlores197]

Ah yes. I remember I did this 5+ years ago with a Cisco router I bought off eBay. I remember I had everything setup but was not able to ping outside sites. After much troubleshooting, I eventually realized that I had forgotten to configure NAT😆😆

[@tigistessayas2847]

Thank you Very good video

[@adamfrederick9946]

In this example is the cisco router doing the routing of the netgear doing the routering/pushing the packets to the next hop? It would be good if you could just go from router to public ip and use the netgear to authenticate. This is a great tutorial. Not sure if my question even makes sense. Little help..

[@calmpeiris]

Good stuff mate. Able to resolve my issue.

[@wtipton]

Well explained tutorial, thanks

[@edwindimapilis7008]

Thank you for this men nice my router was configured up!!!!

[@fawadafridi8055]

Beautiful explaination

[@Jdsolutions-d2f]

thank you so much

[@junnlayaguin7630]

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[@omaralhalboosi2713]

Good one .. Thanks alot was realy helpful vedio.

[@williamquao8127]

Good work mate.

[@Jeevansri21]

Excellent.. thanks a lot for sharing the knowledge. :)

[@sahibsingh97]

hey wondering what environment you are using for to console into the router and switch? i use putty and the one you are using seems a little more efficient

[@TeamNoLackin79]

I think that is Mobaxterm.

[@510jesus]

you can also configure SuperPutty to do multiple consoles

[@joaquinluceromusic]

i FOLLOWED EVERYTHING AND DID WORK TO MY 1841 OLDER VERSION AND 2950SW + 3COM ROUTER(for Museum) CONNECTED TO 2950 . first time to configure and connect all wires with real gear. hahahhah thanks. .... time to go back book pages again.

[@Jobskillshare]

Joaquin Lucero Great job must be great feeling

[@VishnuPrasad-cl8hg]

it is very nice and informative. how about configuring a layer 2 switch and router with multiple VLANS by using router on stick method. can you give a solution regarding that

[@yvanthepcgamer7993]

A router on a stick config is actually pretty simple. You just need to configure and create the VIRTUAL interfaces on the router side and give them the IP's of the domain they need to route between

[@abdousamadhydara]

Nice tutorials! what is the name of router software you use for configurations the routers?

[@yvanthepcgamer7993]

The easiest one to use is PUTTY but you of course need also the console cable/adapter

[@Bruce.-Wayne]

How would you setup a cisco ASA 5506x firewall behind the router and having the ASA only in transparent mode?

[@striderd6351]

thank you for the video, do I need a cross over cable from my ISP router to my Cisco router?

[@VisaoNocturna]

Strider D actually no. All ports do MDIX, unless you configure the opposite. :)

[@alaalaFaded]

good, planning to purchase a cisco 2821

[@rg4378]

Great Vids...Can you please explain how you were able to bring up the router console and the switch console at the same time in mobacterm for configuration?

[@vuaiuongvuakechuyen5859]

Thank you very much for your video! Could you please help to show how to configure 1 router and 2 switches using vlan trunking protocol? I meant with this scenario if I add 1 switch using VTP , what can I do? thank

[@chescarino]

thanks!!

[@rcdenis1]

What if I only have a Cisco switch, no Cisco router... Is it possible to connect my switch straight to the cable modem/router? Is this possible? Thank you for the video. Keep safe.

[@hectorbarrera9496]

Hi nice video, hope you can help me with one question, why in my switch (2960) i dont see an ip address for the vlan1, the dialog box show IP-ADDRESS UNASSIGNED that after the router config (1841)

[@spikea6107]

what was the software ur using to connect to it?

[@Jobskillshare]

Hi it's called "mobaxterm" thanks

[@ruckus181]

Hi Jobskillshare! Awesome video. Question- I get a "Invalid input detect at '^' marker after I type in int fe0/0 when trying to configure router interface. At 6:24 of your video. What am I doing wrong? Thanks!

[@Jobskillshare]

Try int f0/0 if your router us using fast ethernet ports or int g0/0

[@ruckus181]

Thank you! That worked!

[@yiyang4164]

7:51 your ping definitely failed.

[@Alhazarad]

like 0% success

[@moiseat]

Thanks for this video. One question my interface g0/1 is connected to the port 24 on my switch, do my access-list standard 1 has to be 24? Will I also have to change my source list from 1to 24?

[@Bruce.-Wayne]

No, 24 is just your physical port number...it wont have any effect on how you name your Access list

[@yamoge5696]

Brother, where can the internet source be? Does any internet source make tutorials on cabling equipment to the internet?

[@gesusdube]

Thanks for the video....I followed every step of your video. Everything fine except when I open my browser, it doesn't want to go to any web pages. Any ideas for me try? Thanks I can ping 8.8.8.8 from my PC and I can also ping my gateway. Thanks

[@Bruce.-Wayne]

Change the DNS to the DNS of your internet router...example: look into your comcast or verizon assigned router and copy that DNS ip and use that instead of the 8.8.8.8

[@niyimoses3061]

How do you save the configuration, cause if i shutdown the router all configuration disappears!

[@Jobskillshare]

copy running-config startup-config

[@510jesus]

write memory

[@justinrumfelt8933]

Thank you. Been at it for a few days and just got it up and running thanks to your video. I am getting a Duplicate address 192.168.2.1 on vlan1, any thoughts??

[@268Viper]

Why not just allow an dynamic assignment of IP addresses??? It will do that right??

[@SooLabs]

At about 4:32, you switch between adapters in Network connections. How do you have both adapters (lan and g0/0) connected?

[@Jobskillshare]

Justin Nutt Hi justin it is physical server with two cards. one is connected to switch one to another wireless router. Thanks

[@FrenchieDutch]

Great video! However, I got stuck while configuring my router to get the DHCP IP that was assigned to it when I plugged into int g0/0 from my ISP Gateway. I did a "no shutdown" and then a "ip address dhcp" . It just brings me to the next command entry without showing me the dynamic assigned IP info. Any ideas?

[@Bruce.-Wayne]

Your int gi0/0 should look like this: Int g0/0 Ip address DHCP Ip nat outside No shut ......also, do a "sh ip int br" to verify if interface g0/0 is getting an address

[@NORKIRISC]

My friend, Thank you for the info. I have a question. I had done what you explained in this video step by step, however, i received the fallowing message from my switch "% Unrecognized host or address, or protocol not running" why would that be? is there something i am doing wrong here? Thanks in advance!

[@Jobskillshare]

Johnny Concepcion can you tell me at what point in this video you get this message. example in your video at 1:20 I get message etc Thanks

[@NORKIRISC]

Well, like i said, i am able to complete the configuration from start to end, it is just that when i connect a cat 5 from my switch to a pc, and after I enable the network adapter, it tells me unidentified network and it will not allow me to get on the internet from that pc. Keep in mind that i can ping the pc from the switch with no problem.

[@sajidali-oi2fh]

nice

[@xcanofwoopass]

can devices on your home network ping your lab? mine wont

[@greengooify]

You were not able to ping the other computer on your network if you look it says success rate is 0%.

[@w_i_k_i_d]

I don't have two Ethernet adapters, I only have one. I am connected with my Verizon Router -to- Cisco Router -to- Cisco Switch -to- PC. I followed all the steps but at the end 17:56 when you switched off one adapter and turned on another. I don't have the 2nd adapter/ Network. My PC did get a 192.168.2.4 via dhcp with Def Gtwy of 192.168.2.1. I can ping 8.8.8.8 (Success) from the Router PuTTY console. What am I doing wrong here ?

[@Jobskillshare]

Second adaptor is not needed in your case. I have two physical adaptors one connected to internet one to switch. I think if you can access internet that's all you need.

[@w_i_k_i_d]

I followed your whole setup but still at the end I am unable to connect to internet. The cable between your Netgear router and Cisco Router is a Cross over cable? Or any Ethernet cable will work. I was able to ping 8.8.8.8 from the Cisco Router PuTTY.

[@nonya5413]

I have the same exact router 2821. only my image version is 15. when i enable DHCP on G0/0 - it does not assign an IP address! G0/0 says DHCP is UP and UP and no IP. I have the cable connected from my netgear to the g0/0 interface. whats happening?

[@Bruce.-Wayne]

Do you have nat outside configure under g0/0.....you might need to configure the netgear and enable DMZ

[@masterg411]

What terminal emulator are you using?

[@masterg411]

Nevermind, I found it

[@8L4NK_]

what was the emulator he was using?

[@AguyNamedHorse]

Mobaxterm

[@johnkielsen2224]

You are a god

[@samerich8695]

why didn't you just configure a helpr address on the router so everything pulled from the netgear?

[@samerich8695]

also unless you have configured dhcp without NAT on your netgear your double NATing and it's not going to wo rk properly

[@Bruce.-Wayne]

You can configure that cisco router as DHCP server and configure "ip helper" on the switch so your vlan can pull up addresses....just another option

[@newmediapanama5002]

is the screen cracked?

[@MrFacproductions]

Noob hear, where is the video, part of where you connect your router. I understand com port ect. But what's the software your using. Any link to the video be apriciated

[@kaisylplacide9094]

What software did you use to access the CLI ?

[@Jobskillshare]

MobaXterm here my video on this tool kzbin.info/www/bejne/poCqfJh5qJiXhMU