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I don't think it is using any, when you use the cable connection with a off the shelf consumer level router you do not need to use any login information.

I am going to try the dhcp, but I don't think i will need the vpdn or dialer as its not using ppoe.

No, I cannot ping 216.36.150.1

Ok thanks, I'll have to wait till after office hours to test the config, but ya I was just confused because of what was suggested earlier.

Okay so based on what you've just confirmed, shouldn't the E0 interface ben the .18 address, and the next hop for the staic route will be the .1 gateway address?

Okay so if im understanding you correctly the in the 216.36.150.0 /24 network, the gateway at the isp's end will have a ip address (obviously) but the modem as well as the ethernet interface on my router will both hav they're own ips? I thought that the modem just modulated the signal to go...

oh sorry I mistunderstood you, it is 255.255.255.0

216.36.150.18 is the static IP we were assigned by our ISP.

Thats what I though, if I have my Ethernet0 interface configured with "216.36.150.18" then wouldn't the next hop be the gateway of 216.36.150.1?

216.36.150.1 is the address of the gateway that the modem connects to, 216.36.150.18 is the modems address, so I should change it that then?

I am running it through a Motorola SB5101 cable modem, which does not NAT I believe.

4) Get rid of the IP route to 216.36.150.0 to the Fa0 interface, as it's not right. You don't need to point your internal routes to the inside unless you have multiple subnets besides what's configured on the router. I'm sure you have just the one. " Do you mean I don't need to point external...

Yes we have a static Ip address from our provider.

I am trying to setup my Cisco 1720 with 2 ethernet interfaces to connect to the internet via a Motorola Surfboard cable modem. Basically the setup is I have Ethernet0 connected to my cable modem and FastEthernet0 running to the switch for the LAN. From what I remember I should just have to...