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can you put a diagram for your scenario, and the show run, in order to check for errors?
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can you put a diagram for your scenario, and the show run, in order to check for errors?

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I have a newly configured 881G router with a 3G interface (Verizon). I can ping both LAN connections and WAN sites from &quot;inside&quot; the router but pinging any WAN site from the LAN side of the router fails. I am sure it is a configuration issue but don't know what. Can anyone help?
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I have a newly configured 881G router with a 3G interface (Verizon). I can ping both LAN connections and WAN sites from "inside" the router but pinging any WAN site from the LAN side of the router fails. I am sure it is a configuration issue but don't know what. Can anyone help?

Cisco 881G LAN cannot see WAN

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