What is wrong with this set of routers?
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What is wrong with this network, why am I unable to connect to the internet from the network 172.16.1.0 here?
I've done all the routing setup using GUI (that should not cause the problem, though). Any help appreciated!
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What is wrong with this network, why am I unable to connect to the internet from the network 172.16.1.0 here?
I've done all the routing setup using GUI (that should not cause the problem, though). Any help appreciated!
routing packet-tracer
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Hello cdummie and welcome to NE ... it's much better to copy/paste the output of commands (egshow ip route) rather than images ... means they get indexed and so on. In your question, what are the routes on R3? It's also most helpful if you copy/paste the (no passwords please!) configurations.
– jonathanjo
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R2's default route points back to R1
– Ron Trunk
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What is wrong with this network, why am I unable to connect to the internet from the network 172.16.1.0 here?
I've done all the routing setup using GUI (that should not cause the problem, though). Any help appreciated!
routing packet-tracer
edited Nov 27 at 20:14
jonathanjo
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asked Nov 27 at 19:55
cdummie
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What is wrong with this network, why am I unable to connect to the internet from the network 172.16.1.0 here?
I've done all the routing setup using GUI (that should not cause the problem, though). Any help appreciated!
routing packet-tracer
routing packet-tracer
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jonathanjo
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cdummie
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edited Nov 27 at 20:14
jonathanjo
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cdummie
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edited Nov 27 at 20:14
jonathanjo
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edited Nov 27 at 20:14
jonathanjo
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edited Nov 27 at 20:14
jonathanjo
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asked Nov 27 at 19:55
cdummie
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asked Nov 27 at 19:55
cdummie
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asked Nov 27 at 19:55
cdummie
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Hello cdummie and welcome to NE ... it's much better to copy/paste the output of commands (egshow ip route) rather than images ... means they get indexed and so on. In your question, what are the routes on R3? It's also most helpful if you copy/paste the (no passwords please!) configurations.
– jonathanjo
Nov 27 at 19:57
6
R2's default route points back to R1
– Ron Trunk
Nov 27 at 19:58
add a comment |
Hello cdummie and welcome to NE ... it's much better to copy/paste the output of commands (egshow ip route) rather than images ... means they get indexed and so on. In your question, what are the routes on R3? It's also most helpful if you copy/paste the (no passwords please!) configurations.
– jonathanjo
Nov 27 at 19:57
6
R2's default route points back to R1
– Ron Trunk
Nov 27 at 19:58
Hello cdummie and welcome to NE ... it's much better to copy/paste the output of commands (eg
show ip route) rather than images ... means they get indexed and so on. In your question, what are the routes on R3? It's also most helpful if you copy/paste the (no passwords please!) configurations.– jonathanjo
Nov 27 at 19:57
Hello cdummie and welcome to NE ... it's much better to copy/paste the output of commands (eg
show ip route) rather than images ... means they get indexed and so on. In your question, what are the routes on R3? It's also most helpful if you copy/paste the (no passwords please!) configurations.– jonathanjo
Nov 27 at 19:57
6
6
R2's default route points back to R1
– Ron Trunk
Nov 27 at 19:58
R2's default route points back to R1
– Ron Trunk
Nov 27 at 19:58
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R2's default route points back to R1. Instead it needs to point to R3 via Serial0/0/1.
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@Ron Trunk Seriously? We typed the exact same sentence at the exact same time. Spooky... =8^O
– Zac67
Nov 27 at 20:01
Quantum network effects :)
– Ron Trunk
Nov 27 at 20:03
Ok, thanks both of you guys! I'll try to fix it.
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@Ron Trunk Seriously? We typed the exact same sentence at the exact same time. Spooky... =8^O
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Quantum network effects :)
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Ok, thanks both of you guys! I'll try to fix it.
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R2's default route points back to R1. Instead it needs to point to R3 via Serial0/0/1.
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@Ron Trunk Seriously? We typed the exact same sentence at the exact same time. Spooky... =8^O
– Zac67
Nov 27 at 20:01
Quantum network effects :)
– Ron Trunk
Nov 27 at 20:03
Ok, thanks both of you guys! I'll try to fix it.
– cdummie
Nov 27 at 20:03
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R2's default route points back to R1. Instead it needs to point to R3 via Serial0/0/1.
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R2's default route points back to R1. Instead it needs to point to R3 via Serial0/0/1.
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@Ron Trunk Seriously? We typed the exact same sentence at the exact same time. Spooky... =8^O
– Zac67
Nov 27 at 20:01
Quantum network effects :)
– Ron Trunk
Nov 27 at 20:03
Ok, thanks both of you guys! I'll try to fix it.
– cdummie
Nov 27 at 20:03
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@Ron Trunk Seriously? We typed the exact same sentence at the exact same time. Spooky... =8^O
– Zac67
Nov 27 at 20:01
Quantum network effects :)
– Ron Trunk
Nov 27 at 20:03
Ok, thanks both of you guys! I'll try to fix it.
– cdummie
Nov 27 at 20:03
@Ron Trunk Seriously? We typed the exact same sentence at the exact same time. Spooky... =8^O
– Zac67
Nov 27 at 20:01
@Ron Trunk Seriously? We typed the exact same sentence at the exact same time. Spooky... =8^O
– Zac67
Nov 27 at 20:01
Quantum network effects :)
– Ron Trunk
Nov 27 at 20:03
Quantum network effects :)
– Ron Trunk
Nov 27 at 20:03
Ok, thanks both of you guys! I'll try to fix it.
– cdummie
Nov 27 at 20:03
Ok, thanks both of you guys! I'll try to fix it.
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Nov 27 at 20:03
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Hello cdummie and welcome to NE ... it's much better to copy/paste the output of commands (eg
show ip route) rather than images ... means they get indexed and so on. In your question, what are the routes on R3? It's also most helpful if you copy/paste the (no passwords please!) configurations.– jonathanjo
Nov 27 at 19:57
6
R2's default route points back to R1
– Ron Trunk
Nov 27 at 19:58