Having a hard time with the Cisco Packet Tracer software

[Adalani]

So, just like it says in the title, I'm having a hard time with the software.

I have a lab to do for college using this software and I'm stuck at the step where it tells me to "configure static NAT on Router1 to give server a Public IP".  Basically, I have to somehow route everything so that I can access the IP 23.23.23.1 from any Web Browser in the diagram but I have no idea why it isn't working.  Everything was working fine up until now.

Could I ask you guys for help?

[Deepak Kumar]

Hi,

It is happening due to wrong routing configuration on routers Router3, Router4, Router6, and Router 7. You have added a default route on both interfaces which are making a routing loop.

Assign a specific static router same as router 0 or Router 2 or use any dynamic routing protocol like RIP or EIGRP. 

Regards,

Deepak Kumar

[Adalani]

My apologies. I really am a beginner with this software.  I'd need a step-by-step walkthrough on what to do to fix my issue.

I can send a PDU through Router 0, but if it tries to come back through Router 0, there's an error.  If it goes all the way to Router 2 and then tries to go to Router 7, it gets stuck at Router 7.

[Adalani]

Just an update, I added the line of code to Router 1 and it seems to be working if I send a PDU from the Server to Router 7.  However, if I try to go to Desktop > Web Browser from the server and enter "23.23.23.1", it says "server reset connection".