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Cisco 1020 Router User Guide
This document serves as a user guide for configuring the Cisco 1020 router. It details procedures for setting up administrative access via passwords and provides step-by-step instructions for logging into the device using console terminals with specific serial settings.
The core of the manual consists of sample configurations for different networking scenarios, including dial-out on demand, continuous connections, dial-in only setups, hardwired networks using PPP, multiline load-balancing, and branch office connectivity. It includes command-line examples for IP routing, RIP protocols, and modem configuration.
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Questions answered in these manuals
What are the required terminal settings for connecting to the Cisco 1020?
The console terminal should use a baud rate of 9600, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, and software flow control (XON/XOFF).
How do I enable password protection on the Cisco 1020?
Enter 'enable' at the Username prompt, press Return, then enter the new password using the 'enable password' command.
What new features are included in software version 1.02.02?
New features include displaying MAC addresses for all network interfaces, adding optional DDNS providers (Oray and No-IP), cloning MAC addresses, blocking WAN ping requests, TR-069 support, customizing up to 50 interesting flows per IPsec policy, dynamic USB device support, logging USB status, and multi-WAN health checks.
From: Cisco CVR328W Wireless-N 3G Router Software Release Notes v1.02.02
What is the known issue regarding Shrewsoft VPN clients?
When a remote VPN host running Shrewsoft disconnects, the router may still display the connection as active. The solution is to save the VPN policy settings and manually reconnect.
From: Cisco CVR328W Wireless-N 3G Router Software Release Notes v1.02.02