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legendary
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Someone sureeely needs help with something ?
BGP gone wrong ??
OSPF roooted ??
MPLS... not MPLS'ing the way you intended.
legendary
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One bit of advice which is kinda obvious (but perhaps not to some) If you get a directional type antenna it would work best if you knew where abouts your closest 3g tower is.. If you have a Samsung Galaxy s1-s5 for e.g you can see this info if you access the secret/hidden menu's by typing this code into the dialer   *#0011#
legendary
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Lol didn't see this for like a month.

Anyways to be honest I have no idea which hardware you would use..I'm sure a quick look on google would result in heaps of items.
Not a 3g expert but pretty sure the antenna would depend on the frequency you using (depending on which country you are in)

*edit*
Oh yeah if you look here you can see how to make your own yagi antenna and yeah each frequency looks like it has its own design

http://whirlpool.net.au/wiki/homemade_yagi


But yeah.. I'm not really a parts catalogue heh.. I'm more...  Coming up with solutions (and then using google to find the hardware)
All though if its a Cisco item, I know alot of them pretty well and which one to use etc etc; However they do come out with new crap very often, so it is hard to keep up with which devices are EOL etc etc... but there site is very good for researching that stuff.

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okay, here is a question for you  Smiley

I want to establish a connection to a 3g network without using the common comercial 3g devices that come for the end user such as 3g usb modem and alike, I want to know which devices I could use to get a long range connection, for instance which sort of antenna and which other hardware would I need?

Thanks for your answer.
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legendary
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Hmmmm I'm not 100% sure you can run multiples on your specific router. I'm going to bed now..... but give me a call after Lunch tomorrow if your bored and we can see.  Speak soon. 

what other tricks can i do? i think i saw something about running multiple ssids in cisco configuation example page?
setting up a honeypot for the neighbors might be fun lol
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what other tricks can i do? i think i saw something about running multiple ssids in cisco configuation example page?
setting up a honeypot for the neighbors might be fun lol
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good timing indeed lol! i was gonna sms you when i saw you were online.
thanks mate =) I will change the first IP you had and try the script with the timer.

0.00 bitcoins sent!!! :p
legendary
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Good timing, I just came back from seeing "Sex Tape" at the cinemas. It was Okish.

Anyways yeah that is the script.
You need a TCL file and the event manager.. Here is the file, call it what ever you like.. I called mine "resetdsl.tcl"
Modify the 2 IP lines for 2 IPs local to your ISP ( all though 61.88.88.88 is the Optus Name server so you can probably use that )

-=-==-=

set ip 203.12.160.40
set anotherip 61.88.88.88
set syslog [open "syslog: " w+]
if {
   [regexp "(!!!)" [exec "ping $ip timeout 1" ]] } {
   puts $syslog "\%NET-MONITOR_1: - Ping to $ip Ok - Internet UP"
   close $syslog
} else {
   puts $syslog "\%NET-MONITOR_1: - Ping to $ip failed - Check 1 of 2"
   flush $syslog
   if {
                  [regexp "(!!!)" [exec "ping $anotherip timeout 1" ]] } {
                  puts $syslog "\%NET-MONITOR_2: - Ping to $anotherip Ok - Internet UP"
                 close $syslog
          } else {
      puts $syslog "\%NET-MONITOR_2: - Ping to $anotherip failed - Internet DOWN - Restarting ATM0/Dialer1"
      close $syslog
      ios_config "interface Dialer1" "shut"
      ios_config "interface Atm0" "shut"
      ios_config "interface Dialer1" "no shut"
      ios_config "interface Atm0" "no shut"      
   }
}

-=-==

Copy that to your flash: or storage on the router, but it will be flash: on a cisco 8xx.

Once its on.. add these lines to the config

event manager applet resetdsl
 event timer cron name resetdsl cron-entry "*/10 * * * *"
 action 1.0 cli command "enable"
 action 2.0 cli command "tclsh flash:resetdsl.tcl"
!

It will make script run every 10 minutes. If pings to the first IP fails, it will try the second, if that fails it will shut/no shut the ATM0 interface, which at times resolves issues for me when the DSL is synced up but their is no data.

Also don't laugh at my TCL skills hehe, I'm not a coder... but that gets the job done for me.
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ay J
is the script the one you showed me at your place a few weeks ago ?
i have my 887W can you give me the script please.
 
i'll buy it for 0.00 bitcoins mate Wink

so no one has a 7600 or CRS-3 at home they need assistance with Sad ?
lol or evan a 8XX like that other dude.

Actually I do have a cool script I'll post up for anyone using a cisco with a DSL WIC. It checks if internet is up and if not does a shut on interface then no shut... my ISP seems to ometimes have issues but the ATM0 interface stays up but no traffic passes.. need to do a shut/no shut to  fix.
Not that anyone is even reading this lol but i'll post it up later.. maybe it will help someone..



legendary
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So I am to assume you are all Cisco / Juniper peeps and don't want any Justin love ??
Outsource your day to job or hard networking tasks to me... impress your boss!!!

lol pretty funny actually, but still true Smiley
legendary
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so no one has a 7600 or CRS-3 at home they need assistance with Sad ?
lol or evan a 8XX like that other dude.

Actually I do have a cool script I'll post up for anyone using a cisco with a DSL WIC. It checks if internet is up and if not does a shut on interface then no shut... my ISP seems to ometimes have issues but the ATM0 interface stays up but no traffic passes.. need to do a shut/no shut to  fix.
Not that anyone is even reading this lol but i'll post it up later.. maybe it will help someone..


legendary
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LOL mate you PM'd me again and your inbox is still full..
so I will answer here.. it will cost 0.15 bitcoins per hour (min 1 hr) to troubleshoot. From the logs you provided we should have properly as an LNS in 15-20 mns. I do not need physical access, I just tell you commands and you show output. I can install teamviewer client if you prefer, probably make t eaiser to be honest... anyway DELETE YOUR PMS!!!!
legendary
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Hey HExxxxx (kept it anonymous) - I can't reply to your PM, Your inbox is full.
I can definitely help you troubleshoot a faulty Cisco 10K acting as LNS (or LAC)
It will cost you a little though.... delete some PM's from your inbox, PM me to let me know and I will send through some useful infi.

legendary
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btc received, wasn't expected, but much appreciated. thanks mate, again glad I could help.
legendary
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PM sent , thanks and glad to help.
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sorry delay. we in Macau on business.
all work.

thanking you. PM bitcoin address we tip for you service!
legendary
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Anyone else need anything... possibly where you want to pay me to help / do it for you heh ?
legendary
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got your email. I can't reply for some reason.
but yeah man what you did is write.

just remember to "wr mem" this time :p

and show dsl int atm0 to see sync speed.
legendary
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it is the access-list 700 mate

this

dot11 association mac-list 700

access-list 700 permit f4f9.5133.f3b5   0000.0000.0000
access-list 700 permit 100b.a91d.c720   0000.0000.0000
access-list 700 permit d022.be9e.4c6b   0000.0000.0000
access-list 700 permit 8438.3848.87ed   0000.0000.0000
access-list 700 deny   0000.0000.0000   ffff.ffff.ffff

all of the mac addresses are my devices, laptop, phone, ipad etc etc.. then the deny at the end Smiley
try it out and see.. also from memory it needs to be in the 7xx range for a mac addy.. so try with 700 as I have done.


Ok use your config I now have wireless N finally!

which line your config restrict mac filter. I think you say mac filter in place ? please identify ?
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