Cisco PT 2 router w/ 1 modem each conencted to cloud and 1 router as ISP. R1 and R2 problem details inside thanks

Hi,
i have 2 routers w/ 1 modem each connected to cloud then to ISP router.
So my problem is ISP router can ping R1 and R2
R1 can Ping ISP router same as R2
But the problem is R1 can't ping R2 vise versa.
Details
ISP: 1.1.1.1 /24
R1: 1.1.1.2 /24
R2: 1.1.1.3 /24
-Cloud
Modem1> Et6
Modem2> Et6
Tried:
ISP:
ip route 1.1.1.0 255.255.255.0 f0/0
ip route 1.1.1.2 255.255.255.0 f0/0
ip route 1.1.1.3 255.255.255.0 f0/0
R1 and R2
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 f0/0
or
r1 - ip route 1.1.1.2 255.255.255.0 f0/0
r2 - ip route 1.1.1.3 255.255.255.0 f0/0
i think r1 message goes to ISP router but ISP didn't route to r2.
also i configured access list permit all tcp udp and IP.
please see the attached file
thank you in advance

ISP
Ip route
S 1.1.0.0 is directly connected, FastEthernet0/0
interface FastEthernet0/0
ip address 1.1.1.1 255.255.255.0
ip access-group 100 out
duplex auto
speed auto
ipv6 ospf cost 1
access-list 100 permit tcp any any
access-list 100 permit udp any any
access-list 100 permit ip any any

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> hi,
>
> > Transferring over to a new ISP - or trying anyway...
> > BM has been setup with dynamic/static NAT on current ISP, with VPN,
> > GrpWise Webmail and proxy services, with simple DSL modem for 3 years
and
> > all works well.
>
> ok.
>
> > New ISP has provided bridged net connection with netcomm nb5plus
hardware
> > which must NAT to route traffic - netcomm told me this.... now im
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> > i cannot get internal services to work over this type of modem? Ive
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> > the ISP to send me a standard router (which doesnt require NAT) but
they
> > are confused - more than me actually. Seems as though they have
provided
> > a modem that is used for home accounts, for external web access thru a
NAT
> > device.
>
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Location of Infinity modem and router

I would like to change my broadband to Infinity but need to know a few things before doing so. The main OpenReach socket (the one with a removable lower section) is above the front door fanlight. From this box I have two wires (extensions) coming out from behind (nothing is plugged into the front), one, about 3-4 metres in length goes straight through the ceiling into the above bedroom to the router (Voyager 2500V). The other one goes to the sitting room and is a longer cable. I have also done away with the ‘bell wire’ so only two wires exist in both connections.
I would like to locate the new modem and router in the bedroom where it is at the moment. There is no way I can use a 13 amp socket in the hallway and have the equipment there. My questions are:
1. Will the current location of my router be alright for Infinity?
2. How many Ethernet ports does the Infinity router have?
3. Does the router have VOIP like my Voyager?
4. If Infinity misbehaves, is it just a matter of unplugging the modem and router and plugging in my old Voyager?
No guesses please, I need to know exactly before going ahead with Infinity.
Thank you.

Jonny
Thank you for your reply. I don’t want to sign up and ask an engineer when he arrives, I want to know before signing up.
Also, I’m not familiar with your terms, e.g. terminated phone cable, but I won’t ask you to explain them. To me there are three types of cable, a two-wire cable that runs from the master socket to a wall point, a telephone cable that plugs into a wall socket and an Ethernet cable that runs from the computer to the router. Are other types utilised by Infinity?
Further explanation of my wiring:
The wire from the rear of the master plug terminates as an extension in the bedroom where the micro filter and router plug in. It’s not used for a telephone, just the router. Can’t the new modem plug into this? Power points are not a problem in the bedroom.
I installed the cable about two years ago after acquiring a new type main box (the previous on worked but I was told this was better), at the same time I used just two of the 4 or 6 wires in both my extensions. The previous 40 year-old extension ran all around the hall skirting board, up the side of the stairs, around the landing to a bedroom. It had been painted many times and was almost brittle, that’s why I decided to go through the ceiling, under the floor boards and up to make a socket on the skirting board. It’s only a few metres long and I can easily take the carpet up, remove a floorboard and change the extension wire to any other kind of wire, e.g. an Ethernet cable.

New comcast modem and router

My internet used to sometimes lag a lot randomly so I decided to get the new modem that was also a router. All of my friends had it and it worked perfectly for everything. When I got it I tried to skype my friend and play some Team Fortress 2 with him but in the game I had 1,000 ping and he sounded like a robot. I tried turning on bridge mode and to connect my other router. That worked a bit better but I still couldn't call and play Team Fortress 2. It also randomly drops out and just can't connect to the internet at all.

You should be able to substitute the TC for the netgear.. although you might find the wireless range is somewhat less.
Power down both the netgear and the cable modem.. plus all the clients.. leave the modem off for 5min at least.. maybe 15min..
Put the TC in place of the Netgear.. you do not need to change the name, although PC will work better if you keep everything SMB compatible.. that means both TC name and wireless names, short, no spaces.. pure alphanumeric.
Power up the modem.. wait 2min then power up the TC, then the rest of the clients.. check in airport utility to make sure the TC got public iP on the wan interface.

How can I get my Cisco wireless router to wirelessly connect to my Verizon Fios Actiontec router?

I have Verizon Fios for internet, tv and phone. The Verizon Actiontec router is connected with a ethernet cable into my desktop and the internet is up and running. Now I bought a Cisco Linksys WRT54GL Wireless-G Broadband Router, and I wanted to connect it to another desktop two floors up. I set up the Cisco router according to the instructions, but I'm not able to connect to the internet. It shows that my computer was able to get a Local Network connection, but internet connection keeps failing.... I tried changing the IP address. But I'm confused about the whole thing. Is the Default gateway number suppose to be the same for both routers? Is it possible that the Actiontec router isnt giving off a strong enough wireless signal? I'm open for suggestions! Thanks

Mac or Windows machine?
Is the WRT connected directly to the upstairs computer? I don't think you can use the WRT that way?
Have you had a look here?:http://homecommunity.cisco.com/t5/Wireless-Routers/General-Linksys-Router-FAQs/td-p/4286
I THINK you would have to have a WETxx (Ethernet Adapter) instead?
If it connects to the Internet even breifly then I suppose that means your connected but it may be losing the signal and failng. You would porbably have ot get a WAP(Access Point) and use it as a repeater.
I'm a bit rusty on the names so I hope i got them right, hope it helps.....

Using own modem and router

Hi,
I've decided not to use the home hub 4 and to use my own modem equipments.
I was told that I only need to enter [email protected] as login name and password as password, then internet should work...
It is strange because the modem could get an IP from the DNS, but there's no internet connection.
I already followed the steps here: http://btbusiness.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/258/~/can-i-use-my-own-broadband-modem-or-rou...
any ideas?
thanks
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thanks for your responses.
yes, I tried different login names and passwords. I knew they worked because the modem managed to detect the upstream and downstream speed, as well as the ip address, DNS server, etc...
I did a ping check through the modem and it said it worked... strangely, the ADSL loopback check was failed.
Other settings were UK default, ie. VC, PPPoA, 0,38... I am using a Zyxel P-660R-D1.
Key thing is I am using a separate modem and router, both of them are high quality equipment because i'll be setting up a server to do cloud storage. Also i prefer not to use all in one model-router coz I think separate equipments just work better.
So any ideas? Is there anything special about the Homehub that BT isnt telling us, whereas we need HH in order to get on internet??
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