If the WAN port on the AddPac AP200b (LAN0) has burned out, you can reassign the free LAN1 for use instead. First, log in to it via the console cable (default login/pass:
root/router). After that, enter:
AP200# conf
AP200# ip-share int net-side ether1.0
AP200# ip-share int local-side ether0.0
AP200# voip-interface ethe 1.0
It's important not to forget to assign an IP address to the new port. View the address assigned to the burned-out port with the command:
AP200# sh ip int brief
Interface IP-Address Status Protocol
loopback0 127.0.0.1 up up
ether0.0 192.168.80.8 up up
ether1.0 unassigned down down
In this case we need the IP of the ether0.0 interface - this is the WAN port. No address is assigned for ether1.0 (LAN1).
Now we need to "remove" the address from ether0.0, to avoid an address conflict:
AP200# inter eth0.0
AP200# no ip address
After that, assign the required IP address to the LAN1 port (in this example, 192.168.80.8):
AP200# inter eth1.0
AP200# ip address 192.168.80.8 255.255.255.0
After performing all the above procedures, save the running config to the startup config (save the changes):
AP200# write
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