The sonicwall is a firewall, not a router.  It can allow or deny packets to and 
from different
interfaces that you specify.  It relies on the router to send/receive packets to and 
from your
network.   Why were you wanting to remove the router?

Cavell McDermott
Domino Admin
APW Ltd. - Texas Campus
214-343-1400 - Main
214-355-2022 - Direct
214-341-9950 - Fax
http://www.apw.com


                                                                                       
                              
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Hi all,

This may be a simple question, but I can't seem to figure it out.  I have a
sonicwall DMZ at a customer site.  They currently have a setup like this
with XO Communications as the ISP.  T1----cisco 1700----sonicwall---Lan.
Cisco has an external ip, sonicwall has external ip and lan clients use the
sonicwall as the default gateway and the sonicwalll performs nat.
Everything works fine.

The customer is changing ISP to MCI Worldcom.  I would like to remove the
Cisco from the configuration so it will look like this.
T1---sonicwall---Lan (with sonicwall performinng Nat).  Seems pretty simple
to me.  I asked one of the techs at MCI if I could use the sonicwall in
place of the Cisco and he said yes.  So I tried to set this up and
cannoteven get WAN Link lights to flash on the Sonicwall.  Infact, after
screwing with this for way to long, I tried the sonicwall connected directly
to the T1 connection on each provider (XO and MCI)-  Still no lonk lights.
I treied hooking a computer directly up to the T1 and cannot get Link
lights.

So, is it possible to use the Sonicwall directly connected to the T1 data
line?  Do I have to use the Cisco?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

Jeff
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