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Overview:
Ok, I've got a pretty basic config. I am in Phoenix, my branch office is
in Tucson. I have a 56k line running between them and two Cisco 1602s
(Cisco IOS 11.2) on each end. I also have a 56k line to the Internet and a
linux server running IPMASQ as a network address translator.
Problem:
>From the office, IPMASQ works beautifully. I've had no problems.
>From the routers, (and, consequently, from the Tucson Office) I cannot see
the Internet. No pings; no telnets; no web traffic; nothing. I can see
and hit everything on the local net, without fail. Chatted with Cisco.
Cisco claims that the routers are set up correctly due to the fact that I
am able to see everything on the local net and that the problem must be
with my NAT server (the linux box).
Questions:
1.) Is Cisco lying to me to get me to pay for a support contract?
2.) If not, can this even be done? If it can, I'm assuming you'd like to
look at my configs. I hope you can understand that I would not like to
post them for the world to see, simple, as they may be. I will, however,
email them upon request.
I thank you for your time,
David A. Buechler
Support Services Coordinator,
Data Systems of Arizona, Inc.
Phoenix, Arizona
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