06-06-2017 08:09 AM - edited 03-08-2019 10:52 AM
Hi guys
Delving into packet tracer for the first time and i'm having a few issues (please see attached)
I can ping between all connected devices but not between the Cisco 1841 (10.22.139.1) and PT Holidex server 165.2.111.17
Ignore the label for the Cisco 1841 Holidex - correct Interface is 165.2.111.1
What static routes/access list should be configured between the AT&T 1841 and PT Holidex server?
AT&T router inside: 10.22.139.1
AT&T router outside: 109.174.152.222 /29
1841 router inside: 165.2.111.1
1841 router outside: 109.174.152.218 /29
Thanks
06-06-2017 08:29 AM
Hi guy,
Can you share the configurations of the routers please?
greetings!
06-06-2017 08:40 AM
AT&T router -
"ip route 165.2.111.0 255.255.255.0 109.174.152.218"
note I have used a /24 subnet mask because you don't say what it is. Also you could just use a default route which is probably more realistic with the same next hop IP address.
1841 router -
"ip route 10.43.139.0 255.255.255.0 109.174.152.222"
again assuming a /24 subnet.
The above assumes that from the PCs you can ping the AT&T router ie. that router knows how to get to the 10.43.139.0/24 subnet as it is not clear in your diagram what the other routers etc. are meant to be doing.
Jon
06-06-2017 02:30 PM
06-06-2017 02:52 PM
If you cannot ping between the routers then it is the connectivity between them that is the problem as they should be on the same IP subnet.
Jon
06-08-2017 07:24 AM
I wouldn't like to asumme but I can see is the interface Fa0/1 of AT&T router (inside: 10.22.139.1) is not working because the there isn´t interface configuration in your neighboor 1841 Meraki2.
Can you share the configuration of Meraki2 Router please?, that is in order to confirm what I am thinking
greetings
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