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I am having trouble with routing out to the intenet from ethernet0/0 from a host on ethernet0/1, though the router can ping google the desktop &nbsp;cannot, any suggestions, should i use nat? and what statements should i use?<br />
cisco 2611<br />
internet---router-----host<wbr /><br />
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I am having trouble with routing out to the intenet from ethernet0/0 from a host on ethernet0/1, though the router can ping google the desktop  cannot, any suggestions, should i use nat? and what statements should i use?
cisco 2611
internet---router-----host

  

route, nat, ??

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