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Qamgine (Programmer)
21 Apr 03 10:45
Not really sure if this is the forum I should be posting in, so if you know where I should be please let me know.

I am an ameteur at T1 networking. Here is my setup currently.

I have two networks. One being a public with static IP's the second being private using DHCP on a IIS system. That computer has two NIC's one has the gateway of the router, the other had the gateway of the first NIC. The private network is able to hit my UNIX box which is on the public network that has a static IP.

Here is my problem. When I go to hook up the T1 it seems to be different as I can't just unplug the DSL and plug in the T1. I am a bit clueless on anything I am supposed to be changing. My ideal setup would be that the Private (192 octet) would be able to use an ip on the public network to access the internet etc. At this time my private network cannont browse the internet, but can hit the computers on the public network.

Running Windows 2K on my server box. Thanks in advance.
Twinmoon (TechnicalUser)
19 May 03 0:13
I would say that you just need to run NAT on your box.  Also, check access lists, yours and your ISP.  If that doesn't help, make sure you have your T1 properties set up correctly.  Clock rate, ip address and other such deatils.
Nevex (MIS)
18 Feb 04 14:53
Are you trying to unplug a DSL modem/router and plugin a T1 router? What is the termination point for the T1, in other words what after the CSU/DSU do u have as far as hardware and setup? We need that info then move down the line.

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