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adam1995
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The default route has allowed me to get out to the internet from the router, however what do I need to do to get devices on the LAN 192.168.10.0/24 to be able to get out to the internet also??
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volfkhat
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Hmmm...
You probably need some NAT overload to take place.
Setup an access list:
access-list
44
permit 192.168.10.0 0.0.0.255
Then do your overload:
ip nat inside source list
44
int (your-Interface-to-your-isp) overload <enter>
Last:
interface fastethernet (your-Interface-to-your-isp) <enter>
ip nat outside <enter>
interface fastethernet (your-Interface-to-your-LAN) <enter>
ip nat inside <enter>
exit.
me thinks that would do it...
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adam1995
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I'll give it a try when I get a chance and let you know, thanks.
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You probably need some NAT overload to take place.
Setup an access list:
access-list 44 permit 192.168.10.0 0.0.0.255
Then do your overload:
ip nat inside source list 44 int (your-Interface-to-your-isp) overload <enter>
Last:
interface fastethernet (your-Interface-to-your-isp) <enter>
ip nat outside <enter>
interface fastethernet (your-Interface-to-your-LAN) <enter>
ip nat inside <enter>
exit.
me thinks that would do it...