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Cisco 2811 Router, Secondary IP Range
Hello:
I have a Cisco 2811 router that connects to a Sprint T1. We have been assigned two blocks of public IP addresses:
65.xxx.xxx.17 255.255.255.248 and 63.xxx.xxx.32 255.255.255.248
The FastEthernet 0/0 interface has the following IP addresses listed:
63.xxx.xxx.33 255.255.255.248 secondary
65.xxx.xxx.17 255.255.255.248
The block of 65.xxx.xxx.17 works just great. All devices can be reached both inside and outside.
The block of 63.xxx.xxx.32 can only access 63.xxx.xxx.33. Any other devices that are given an IP (e.g., 63.xxx.xxx.34) cannot even be pinged.
I am not familiar with Cisco configuration at all and was wondering why the other IPs do not work?
Thank you.
I have a Cisco 2811 router that connects to a Sprint T1. We have been assigned two blocks of public IP addresses:
65.xxx.xxx.17 255.255.255.248 and 63.xxx.xxx.32 255.255.255.248
The FastEthernet 0/0 interface has the following IP addresses listed:
63.xxx.xxx.33 255.255.255.248 secondary
65.xxx.xxx.17 255.255.255.248
The block of 65.xxx.xxx.17 works just great. All devices can be reached both inside and outside.
The block of 63.xxx.xxx.32 can only access 63.xxx.xxx.33. Any other devices that are given an IP (e.g., 63.xxx.xxx.34) cannot even be pinged.
I am not familiar with Cisco configuration at all and was wondering why the other IPs do not work?
Thank you.
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please let me know:
1- is 63.x.x.33 accessible from internet? and inside?
2- is 63.x.x.34 also accessible from internet? and inside from router?
1- is 63.x.x.33 accessible from internet? and inside?
2- is 63.x.x.34 also accessible from internet? and inside from router?
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Hello:
1. Yes. .33 is accessible in both directions.
2. .34 is inaccessible from both directions.
Thank you.
1. Yes. .33 is accessible in both directions.
2. .34 is inaccessible from both directions.
Thank you.
it is very strange why you cannot see .34 from router.
let me explain what i understood from your network phy topology:
sprint T1-------------Cisco2811--
and some LAN PCs have 65.x.x range and some have 63.x.x range.
gateway of 63.x.x range is .33 and 65.x.x range is .17.
if i am right please let me know if you issue ping 63.x.x.34 source 63.x.x.33 from router what result do you get.
let me explain what i understood from your network phy topology:
sprint T1-------------Cisco2811--
and some LAN PCs have 65.x.x range and some have 63.x.x range.
gateway of 63.x.x range is .33 and 65.x.x range is .17.
if i am right please let me know if you issue ping 63.x.x.34 source 63.x.x.33 from router what result do you get.
also please provide result of show run command on cisco router.
What's the topology like?
What routes exist?
Are there any acls
What routes exist?
Are there any acls
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The gateway address is 65.xxx.xxx.17. I believe the addresses are routed statically.
What I want to do is simply allow access to the secondary range of IPs.
Thank you.