configuring a cisco 1941

[BLHenze]

I have a cisco 1941 with two Gigabit interfaces. Ge0/0 is 172.17.8.4 and Ge0/1 is 172.17.50.1. When telneted into the router I can ping everything on both networks but can't get past 172.17.8.1 and thus cannot go to the internet. Does anyone have any suggestions on getting past 172.17.8.1?

 

[BLHenze]

Here is more of my effort in getting my lab PCs onto the internet.

I can telnet to the router via 172.17.8.4. If I attempt to telnet to the router through 172.17.50.1 (its other port) it gives me the following error:

H:\>telnet 172.17.50.1
Connecting To 172.17.50.1...Could not open connection to the host, on port 23: Connect failed

It appears that 172.17.8.1 doesn’t know how to get to 172.17.8.4 and then on to 172.17.50.1.

I do a Tracert from a command prompt window (from 172.17.8.236) and get the following:

H:\>tracert 172.17.50.1

Tracing route to 172.17.50.1 over a maximum of 30 hops

1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms 172.17.8.1
2 172.17.8.1 reports: Destination host unreachable.

Trace complete.

When telnetted into the router (through 172.17.8.4), I am able to ping just about anywhere.

It has to be something on 172.17.8.1 that is preventing the talking

 

[unclerico]

Yes, see if you can either get logged into 8.1 or get the running config from the administrator of the device.

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