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so, you connect 2 routers using fa eth interfaces? can you ping between them? are you using a default route to get access to internet? are you using some routing protocol to achieve that? which type and brand of routers are you using?
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so, you connect 2 routers using fa eth interfaces? can you ping between them? are you using a default route to get access to internet? are you using some routing protocol to achieve that? which type and brand of routers are you using?

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yes i can ping between them no problem, i am using a tp-link tl-wr841n, i dont know if i am using a default route?
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yes i can ping between them no problem, i am using a tp-link tl-wr841n, i dont know if i am using a default route?

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hi guys,<br />
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I am having a problem with a machine i am using an edge router basically it has two interfaces (eth1) and (eth0)<br />
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I have no problem pinging the outside world i can even ping my ISP gateway but when i stick a router on the eth1 and configure it i dont have any luck connecting to the outside world, anyone any ideas?
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hi guys,

I am having a problem with a machine i am using an edge router basically it has two interfaces (eth1) and (eth0)

I have no problem pinging the outside world i can even ping my ISP gateway but when i stick a router on the eth1 and configure it i dont have any luck connecting to the outside world, anyone any ideas?

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