Question : NEED HELP CONFIGURING CISCO ROUTER (PROBABLY A STUPID QUESTION)

I am trying to setup my Cisco router - it's a 2600.

For serial I've got:
155.212.243.146 (that's the IP I got from my ISP) with public addresses to .

For eth0
155.212.244.97 - 101(I'm using 97 here)
255.255.255.248

I cannot ping outside the world(I'm not well versed in Cisco, so please let me know what information I can provide.

Answer : NEED HELP CONFIGURING CISCO ROUTER (PROBABLY A STUPID QUESTION)

1. telnet to router, enter password at prompt
2. type "enable"
3. enter enable password if prompted
4. type config t
4a. type ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 155.212.243.145
4b. type exit
4c. copy run start

5. type show interface & look at status line - if up/up you're online with your ISP
6. type ping 155.212.243.144.  if you get a response you're kool

7. on your PC (assume XP) go to network settings or network connections and choose local area network connection
8. select properties and go to TCP/IP
9. change your IP address to something in the range 10.0.0.2 - 10.255.255.254, mask to 255.0.0.0
10. change your gateway to 10.0.0.1
11. change your DNS to the one your ISP gave you
12. close out of network settings

12. do a start/run/ and type cmd to bring up a command window
13. type ping 10.0.0.1.  If you get a response you're really looking good
14. type ping www.network-specialties.com
15. If step 14 works you are on the Internet and you should be able to browse

BTW, don't post  public ip addresses and don't post passwords even if they're encrypted!  The evil ones are always lurking.

If you are successful, there are some other changes that should be made to your router.