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First Time Help

Frizeak
Seem to be having some trouble here...
obviously this will be my first firewall...
here's the config...

Cisco 2600 \ NAT \ 200.1.2.3 (static leased line)
internal  10.1.7.50 \ 16
|
HUB
 |
ASL Box
eth1 10.2.7.10\16   GW=none
eth0 10.1.1.250 \16  GW =none
  |
Switch
  |
Host

I get nothing when I ping from Host to Router in this config.
I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.  Except, we are leasing this router and the cats who are supposed to be "supporting" us, won't give out much ionformation.  So, all I know of is the external address and the 10.1.x.x range.  Any help is greatly appreciated.




  


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    • Is the Cisco plugged into eth0 and the LAN plugged into eth1?
      (not a cardinal rule, but eth0 is usually the LAN/administrative interface)
    • Why don't you set eth0's gateway to the Cisco??
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    • Is the Cisco plugged into eth0 and the LAN plugged into eth1?
      (not a cardinal rule, but eth0 is usually the LAN/administrative interface)
    • Why don't you set eth0's gateway to the Cisco??
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