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paulbrosef · 10-07-2015

Hi, I was able to get everything up and running and now I'm at one more crossroads due to printers. I have 2 networks behind a 2911, a network on 192.168.42 and there is a wireless network on 192.168.1. The weird thing is that 192.168.1 network can ...

paulbrosef · 10-04-2015

I was at one point able to with it with a DHCP. I was jumping up and down for joy. Now I'm back in the trenches, on a battle field hurtling grenades. I need to set up a static IP address on a computer. Lets go with 192.168.41.29 netmask 255.255.25...

paulbrosef · 10-08-2015

Me too, had to add access-list to 192.168.1 on the 2911 for web viewing and was able to ping and print to different printers on the .1 network from the .42 network. Alles gut in der Weld.

paulbrosef · 10-08-2015

Oh for F*CKS sake. I turned EVERYTHING off on Attack Prevention part of the cisco wireless including response to ping. Jesus, I can ping everything now from anywhere, I just needed to enable that. GOD. I'm sorry, waste of everybody's time. :-(

paulbrosef · 10-08-2015

1- ip route still exists, pinging 192.168.41.2 from the 2911 router yields 0% success rate.2- are you saying to put the wireless router to "Router" rather than "Gateway" on the routing mode? That's only thing I see on this particular wireless router...

paulbrosef · 10-08-2015

That is what I'm fearing. Basically I need to at least forward printer ports and http into there but I've done the following below. And yes their default gateway is 192.168.1.1Access Rules:Always AllowAnyEnabledInbound (WAN (Internet) > LAN (Local ...

paulbrosef · 10-07-2015

Long time reply, got real busy. Pinging "192.168.41.2" results in "Connection refused by remote host" so I need to allow traffic into the wireless router. That's what seems to be the issue.

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Access another network behind 2911 router

unable to connect to internet cisco 2911

Me too, had to add access

Oh for F*CKS sake. I turned

1- ip route still exists,

That is what I'm fearing.

Long time reply, got real