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bgeibel
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 Tell me I'm full of it....
I have a 2600 router w/ IOS v12.0.
I had two serial interfaces (1-WICT1DSU, 1 60pin)
I wasn't using the 60pin so I removed it according to Cisco directions.
It seems as though the configuration from the removed interface then applied to my other card?
Has anyone EVER heard of anything like this?
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 Seems pretty straightforward to me; put it back in.
What, specifically was the 60 pin i/f called. The WIC you have left in, is it a WIC-1DSU-56K4? Cos here's a useful link for it, if you don't have it already:
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td...t/duwn__y1.htm.
Might be that both interfaces were sharing the same electrical/electronic resources. Dunno, maybe, just guessing.
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Did the interface number change with the removal? Interface serial 0/2 became 0/1 because there was no 0/1 anymore?
Just guessing.
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