Cisco routing help!

[romeoalvarez]

I have an Actiontec DSL gateway and a Cisco 2650 router on my network. The DSL gateway is 192.168.1.200, the Cisco is 192.168.1.170. When i go to configure my LAN setting on my computer i used to be able to use my Cisco IP as the default gateway address, but this new DSL gateway requiers that i use it's IP. Is there any way to use the Cisco IP as the default gateway in the LAN setting and have the cisco somehow forward that IP address or translate that into the DSL gateway IP? I need to use the cisco IP in order to stay connected to my network. Any help! The cisco router connects to a remote site through NAT.

i have tried:

ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 192.168.1.200

but it doesn't work.

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[vincent-n]

If you're using a MS PC then I think you have the following choice:

1. Setup the DSL IP as the default gateway as it requires it.

2. Configure manual static routes on your machine by:

- Opening up your DOS prompt and type

- route add mask

3. Test that the setup works. If works then you will need to go back to the DOS prompt, retype the command but this time add a -p (for permanent).

- route add -p .....