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I have a single Windows 2003 client connected to a 1710 which is getting a dhcp address from Roadrunner through a cable modem. The client can ping the default gateway assigned to the 1710's outside interface (E0), and nslookup works fine, but it cann...
Daniel,I did as you suggested, and it did change the Client-id--see output below. No change as far as getting an IP other than 10.x.x.x, but I didn't leave the router connected for more than a 5 mins. Maybe I need to leave it connected for over 3600 ...
I set E0 to my PC's mac (00-B0-D0-C6-CF-1D), putting it in the format apparently required by IOS:mac-address 00b0.d0c6.cf1dI unplugged the cable modem for ~3 minutes before connecting it to the router. I did get a new dhcp lease, but still get a 10 n...
Daniel,You are onto something, and I should have noticed! My ISP is Roadrunner in Austin TX-I am emailing via that connection right now, bypassing the router. The router keeps getting a private IP (10.38.176.212) and sticking with that, so I guess th...
I did try that--can't get to websites by IP either. So this seems to suggest no tcp traffic is passing. DNS definitely works.I'm using the ACL you suggested, which should allow this I believe. Thanks!
Thanks Daniel,I replaced my access-list 101 with yours. No change though. I am wondering if some feature previously turned on when this 1710 was in service elsewhere in our network might be to blame...something not revealed by sh run?
