Cisco 501 help needed

I cannot access the internet from my office
Until recently there was no firewall in the office and I decided toy buy a
cisco 501.
I have ten XP computers with a local IP 192.168.x.x and second IPs the
static internet ones.
I have configured my cisco with one of the external IPs and one internal
192.168.1.155.
through the wizard. I can ping internet and intranet from the cisco but I
can't access internet from a pc.
What can I do?

Re: Cisco 501 help needed

dima wrote:
> I cannot access the internet from my office
> [...]
> What can I do?

- ask Cisco's support.
- hire someone who knows how to solve such problems
- start learning (only if you have some weeks of time)

Yours,
VB.
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Re: Cisco 501 help needed

dima wrote:
> I cannot access the internet from my office
> Until recently there was no firewall in the office and I decided toy buy a
> cisco 501.
> I have ten XP computers with a local IP 192.168.x.x and second IPs the
> static internet ones.
> I have configured my cisco with one of the external IPs and one internal
> 192.168.1.155.
> through the wizard. I can ping internet and intranet from the cisco but I
> can't access internet from a pc.
> What can I do?
>
>

can you ping ip addresses or names?
if only ipaddresses check your dns settings,

type: sh logg and see if you get any deny entries while you open a webbrowser on a client

there's many more options..post your config

mak

Re: Cisco 501 help needed

Volker Birk wrote:

> dima wrote:

>> I cannot access the internet from my office
>> [...]
>> What can I do?
>
> - ask Cisco's support.
> - hire someone who knows how to solve such problems
> - start learning (only if you have some weeks of time)

You forgot to mention: RTFM

Wolfgang

Re: Cisco 501 help needed

dima wrote:
> I cannot access the internet from my office
> Until recently there was no firewall in the office and I decided toy buy a
> cisco 501.
> I have ten XP computers with a local IP 192.168.x.x and second IPs the
> static internet ones.
If I understand you correctly, you have 10 PCs all networked together
with each assigned both private and public IPs on each one and no
firewall? WHY?????

> I have configured my cisco with one of the external IPs and one internal
> 192.168.1.155.
Did you set the gateway address on each PC to the address of the Cisco?

> through the wizard. I can ping internet and intranet from the cisco but I
> can't access internet from a pc.
I guess you didn't then ;-)

> What can I do?
Get an expert in. You are out of your depth and a danger to other
Internet users.