JOINT-2 basic configuration

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  Daniel

  You have a LCD 115 on the external interface and it is just a line in this acl which is a refusal. Be aware that an acl has implicit deny all the end anyway so basically that this acl blocking all incoming which responses return icmp (ping) traffic. Because you run the command ping to the router using an IP address not not a DNS then NAT or DNS name is a problem at present.

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