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Hey all,
I'm preparing to test out of a few entry-level CCNA courses at my College, and I'm having trouble having the routers on my network recognize the default route I set, when I tried to distribute it using the
default-information originate
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Looking back over your config, I think I might see the issue.You currently have the NAT rule configured for client traffic:ip nat source list 1 interface GigabitEthernet0/0 overloadBut I think you're missing the "inside" keyword to actually apply thi...
Hey mletendre1,Interesting...Can you try a ping from the client device out to the internet (ex. 8.8.8.8) and run the following command on your router?show ip nat translationsThis can be run from privileged exec. You should be looking for one of the c...
Hey mletendre1,I think this is due to your 1-1 NAT rule:ip nat inside source static 192.168.2.2 67.254.24.26This will allow the server to reach the internet, but no other traffic is being translated.You can keep that NAT overload from your initial co...
I think your main problem is that you're configuring a public address that sits inside the network, which can work in theory but really only has disadvantages. I would recommend assigning your server a static IP within that 192.168.2.0/24 subnet. Onc...
Running it from global without any syntax should be sufficient. Additionally, is there a reason you’ve specified two DHCP relays on VLAN1? Is all ports on your switch routed ports, or is traffic being forwarded through any switch ports?
