> Thank you for your quick reply. > > You assume correctly, all xxx addresses are in public IP > address space. My ISP has confirmed both via e-mail and over > the phone that the 6.96/29 addresses are routed to 6.90. > > I don't want to use NAT, as the 6.88/29 net is only meant to > be a communication net between my router and their (the ISPs) > routers. The point is to use the Ips assigned (6.96/29). > > I have not had this working with another router as this is a > new connection, and I though i'd give vyatta a try instead of > donating some more money to cisco ;) > > I'm interested to know if the problem is a bad configuration > on my part, or there might be a problem elsewhere.
And you're positive that the client has its default gateway set correctly to the Vyatta system? If you can ping the router from a client on the local subnet, but not ping past the router, that's a typical failure condition when the client doesn't have its default gateway set correctly. Everything will work on the local subnet, but you can't do anything beyond that. -- Dave _______________________________________________ Vyatta-users mailing list Vyatta-users@mailman.vyatta.com http://mailman.vyatta.com/mailman/listinfo/vyatta-users
