Burt,
The incomming routing is working. The comment from plshlpme is the one I was responding to. It is with the translating of inside addresses to the IP assigned by the ISP that is the problem. I can make NAT work for either one or the other route, but I cannot seem to find the right...
when I tried what you suggested, using the same access-list for both ip nat inside source...... commands, only the second one ended up in my configuration. whichever command was typed last is the only one in the config. How do you get two of them into the config?
What you say NAT/PAT is for is exactly what I want to do. Creating a VPN requires more interaction with others than I am interested in pursuing. Can anyone suggest a way to implement NAT/PAT between an inside network and two outside ISP networks using the one IP address assigned by each ISP?
OK, let me ask another way.
What if instead of the Company Intranet and the Internet as two outside interfaces, I said I have two ISPs and each has only provided me with one IP address. How can I NAT/PAT to different ISPs using only one IP address per ISP?
OK, lets see if I can figure out how to do this with text:
OUTSIDE-----|-----3640 port and ip assignment-----|--INSIDE
Internet------66.248.170.40--eth0/3
eth0/0--192.168.1.0/24---Dept.
Company Net---10.22.89.180---eth0/2
INSIDE is the Department Network...
The department is really seperate from and managed independently forom the company intranet. The department needs to access a limited number of servers on the company intranet and needs to serve a few pcomputers on the company intranet. Their equipment and support is old, limited, and poorly...
ok one thing I didnt make clear I guess--
I want to treat the department network as "inside" and both the company intranet and Internet as "outside". Nothing should access the internet from the company network. Nothing should access the department network from either the company intranet or...
I have a department network that we need to connect to both the company intranet and the Internet. We have a 3640. All interfaces are Ethernet. Both the company intranet and the Internet interface have only a single IP address. I think this means using "overload" instead of "pool".
The...
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