Darr247, yes, default gateway is set properly.
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Browse All TopicsI have Cisco Wireless Router 871W. I want to configure it in next way:
WAN - receives IP from DHCP.
LAN - all 4 ports - DHCP from range 192.168.239.200 - 192.168.239.220
Local router IP: 192.168.239.1
WiFi gets IP from same range 192.168.239.200 - 192.168.239.220 or other (not important)
And I want to be able to access WAN from LAN...
Most of the things I did, but routing is not working...
Thanks,
Dmitry
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It looks to me like you've made another vlan that's totally different than vlan1/bvi1, and I don't see where the ethernet ports are set to use any of them.
As much work as you've already put into it, I would still recommend wiping it and starting fresh.
Check out this excel file http://downloads.techrepub
It has descriptions of what each command does in the next cell over.
If you enable macros you can put your settings in on the Variables tab, then click Replace and it will copy them all to the appropriate fields. You can then paste them in a few lines at a time...
See the whole tutorial at http://articles.techrepubl
It demonstrates setting up:
Stateful packet inspection firewall
Two virtual Wireless LANs (max 10)
Two virtual LANs bridged to the two wireless LANs
Both Wireless LANs configured for WPA security
One virtual LAN serving as a guest network with restricted access
DSL PPPoE client
DHCP server
Four-port VLAN-capable switch configured to support 2 separate networks
Ignore the DSL PPPoE section if you don't need that, but I'm pretty sure the rest of it will help... the excel file looks especially handy. Be aware there may be errors in it (that I almost think they put in on purpose to make sure you learn something from the tutorial).
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by: Darr247Posted on 2008-02-01 at 20:38:03ID: 20803133
When you run IPCONFIG from a cmd window on the LAN machines do the adapters getting a 192.168.239.2xx address from the router's DHCP server also show 192.168.239.1 as their default gateway?