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Yeap, FE means Fast Ethernet. LAN Uplink I imagine is related to connected to the Local Area Network

I had similar experience on a test lab, unfortunately not the same routers. Anyway, The scenario was between two 2600 series routers. Where r1 was providing clocking to r2, it seemed to give the same scenario you described. Admittedly r1, had a 'router to a stick' layout configured to it...

Sorry Burt & uncle, the config for TP2 was slightly incorrect. So I'll post it again, as it includes Burts idea. Though I've not set an IP address on the SVI, yet traffic is passing fine. Just as I've got one thing sussed, my Frame relay scenario has decided to fall over. I think its an option...

Unclerico thanks, just as you mentioned the firewall, I enabled it & it worked thanks. As for my second query, I do not have a Frame relay switch included within the scenario, but here is my TP1 config as the TP1 is in the original post...

Can anyone one help. I've been messing about with the router on a stick concept & trying to intergrate to it with a Frame Relay (P2P later); PC ------> SW --------> TP2 -- Frame Relay ----> TP1 I can ping TP2 (gateway) from my PC, but cannot ping back to PC, why is this? Also why can't...

Burt I was checking out the forum in more depth & found that your link no longer works; http://www.ciscozine.com/2008/09/29/how-to-analyze-traffic-with-span-feature/

Can you ping from your VLAN port to the Wan port? Eg:- ping 67.203.180.74 source fastethernet1 As you have your routing switched off.

Good news Burtbees..it WORKS!!! Thanks for hanging in there..As per usual, it was a user error. Some how I lost the config the frame relay connection, so stripped it back & rebuilt the confing & I have Frane relay connection & internet connection..YESSS!!! Even when I ran ;sh ip route You...

Quickly scanned your access list & noticed that the deny statement was below your permits, therefore would not be recognised...

Soz Burt..Get well soon..

Anyone?

How did you manage to resolve your problem? I was doing some studying the other day & came across this concept; Reflexive Access List & on my travels seen this config:- h**p://itdaddy.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/windows-vpn-config-in-cisco-2600-series-router/ I hope it helps

I'm not sure what context you're using the ACL 100 for, but I believe it won't work as its been placed under a permit statement; access-list 1 remark INSIDE_IF=Vlan1 access-list 1 remark SDM_ACL Category=2 access-list 1 permit 192.168.0.0 0.0.0.255 access-list 100 remark SDM_ACL Category=2...

Wabob No worries..you may like this; h**p://chris.com/ascii/

Thanks Burt for all your help so far. Anyway here are the details as per request. But before you ponder through it I'll answer a few of your questions. The configs below are the status the routers are in now, Testpod2 - DTE Testpod1 - DCE The reason why Testpod2 has a sub interface, I was...