Wait, what do you mean by "the gateway ip is the same as your nic address"?
If you cannot ping 8.8.8.8 then you have a routing problem. I don't know
what kind of setup you have got but I'd usually assign Internet
addresses directly to the server and not assign private addresses and
then use network address translation.
"We have a modem from the ISP that gives us 5 static IP Addresses."
"The last person I spoke to at the ISP's support said she reconfigured the modem so
it should route all the static IP's to the router."
The 'modem' you speak of sounds more like a router. 5 static ip
addresses is the correct number of usable ip addresses in an 8 ip subnet
where two are lost as the network and broadcast address and one will be
used by the router.
You should ask your ISP for 1) the ip address of the router and 2) ask
them to set things back to normal on that router - no dhcp, none of this
weird NAT setup that you are using. You should be the one assigning the
static Internet addresses to your servers and not playing roulette with
dhcp.
On Tuesday, July 02, 2013 05:57 AM, [email protected] wrote:
And by "I can't see the internet", I cannot ping a known workable host, or
browse the internet.
HTH
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