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Static Routing gone Bad!
I don't believe you can nat a public address thats why I am tryin to statically route it around the ISA to keep it a public address -
Static Routing gone Bad!
what I am sayin say I have an interface of 216.x.x.177 which is on the t1 router and I have another leased address of 216.x.x.184 I put that into my laptop plug it in to the interface I can get on the net without nat. ....its a public address so is the one down on the eth1 of grand rios im just... -
Static Routing gone Bad!
I am behind the GrandRios router as I type this and getting out on the internet. gateway of last resort is ISA means all packets that don't know the destination go through the isa. -
Static Routing gone Bad!
The ISA server is serving NAT and Firewall policies its the route for all IANA address to get published as a public address. Public address don't need NAT. -
Static Routing gone Bad!
Yeah the S0 interface is a private address but the Eth1 interface is a public address. So what I am trying to do is make a route for that public address next hop it out the s0 then from the PLP s0 interface next hop it to 10.7.0.1 then to t1 just making a route for it. -
Static Routing gone Bad!
because it transfers private address to a public address. now the problem exactly is i have 16 public addresses and i could use those public addresses on all the interfaces and then i could ping all the interfaces from say the internet at home it would be just an extension of the ISP. but the... -
Static Routing gone Bad!
the only thing that is doing nat on my network is the ISA server. None of the routers have NAT running on them -
Static Routing gone Bad!
do i have to do network 216.x.x.0 so rip broadcast it I don't think it will do broad cast for public with rip but im gonna give it a try -
Static Routing gone Bad!
shows the same as it did before just all 10.x.x.x as being routed and 216.x.x.x network only on the GrandRios and T1 router and being C so directly connected. -
Static Routing gone Bad!
I can ping all the 10.x.x.x interfaces but I can't ping 216.x.x.161 which is the ethernet interface on the GrandRios router even when I have its set for gateway of last resort of 10.1.0.1. I can ping it while telneted into it but can't when telneted into PLP router. -
Static Routing gone Bad!
Never mind I made the access-list also and figured it out now I should be able to ping 216.x.x.161 after I make that correct? for some reason I can't. do I also have to make one on the GrandRios router? -
Static Routing gone Bad!
ok I get done with this part..... route-map GrandRios permit 10 match ip address 1 set ip next-hop 10.7.0.2 I have gotten that part entered I don't know about the rest like ACL's where the heck do implement them. -
Static Routing gone Bad!
i telneted in from home to try some of this for humor tonight I have no clue where I am spose to enter any of these commands on PLP router this access list stuff i know very little about to i guess you could say I pretty dumb when it comes to cisco. I guess I just need commands for dummies... -
Static Routing gone Bad!
lgarner I have my private space with a subnet of 255.255.0.0 .... im still a lil confused i have rip set default gateway as the isa for internal users. and setting up to pbr 216.x.x.x out so it doesn't go throught the isa. I kinda understand how it works. I am not in the office any more so ill... -
Static Routing gone Bad!
216.x.x.x is ignored by RIP because its a public address and isn't routable. Lgarner it is kinda messed up that 216.x.x.x is all the leased public address that I have from the ISP they are making me keep a public address for the wireless system. They are also lookin into a solution about it... -
Static Route
would I have to do anything on the GrandRios Router or the T1 Router..... another thing since it needs IP of 216.x.x.161 and 216.x.x.162 I would enter access-list 1 permit 216.x.x.161 access-list 1 permit 216.x.x.162 -
Static Routing gone Bad!
When I look at the tables I think it is setup right because you look at PLP router. 10.0.0.0 , 10.1.0.0 ,10.7.0.0 are all directly connected to that router some how its routing the 10.2.0.0 network(grandrios)from 10.1.0.2 to 10.0.0.2. GrandRios reaches 10.7.0.0 by routing through PLP router. and... -
Static Routing gone Bad!
i did router rip on all three routers and put in network 10.0.0.0 on each. I can ping every interface from every router. -
Static Routing gone Bad!
with that current config none of the users at grandrios would be able to get out on the net even with default gateway setup as 10.0.0.2(ISA) -
Static Routing gone Bad!
I can't do anything with the T1 router as far as putting a static command in it cuz then it kicks everyone over here off the internet. but here is the two other ones.
