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On the newer 3G cards (e.g. PCEX-3G-HSPA-R6 and HWIC-3G-HSPA) there is a new option for PDP Type in profile creation.Previously, the profile was created with PDP Type IPv4 only, now we can choose between PPP and IPv4.cellular x/x/x gsm profile create...
Hi Chris,check first if DSL is up or not:show controller vdslshow int dia 1 -> to check if you got an IP.If DSL layer is up and you got an IP, try to ping google from the router (try 8.8.8.8)If the ping works, then you need to look at the NAT configu...
You will have to check this with the Telco, they are assigning you a private IP (10.93.52.0) and NATting that IP over a public one.You need to ask them to assign a public static IP, or to have your private IP associated to a specific port.CheersMarco
To check the IP address you can see under "show interface dialer 1", or you can simply do "show ip interface brief".The cellular interface works with the same logic as a dialer interface. For some scenarios there is no need to add an additional diale...
ip nat inside source list 100 interface Cellular0 overload <<Remove that line and replace it with ip nat inside source list 100 interface dialer1 overload
Sorry, I didn't notice you are using the dialer over the cellular interface (i.e. the IP address is on the dialer).Change the configuration to have "ip nat outside" under dialer1, remove the nat statement and replace it with:ip nat inside source list...
