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I'm assuming each 1811 at the main has separate adsl links? You would need to set traffic-share balanced under eigrp at the external site as this is the one with both links coming into it via gre. The external should then balance between the two tunnels. This won't get you much of a performance...

Welcome, just glad I could help.

Because the router is a client t1 connection to our hosted devices behind the 6k. The clients need inet acces so we push them out the client pix (soon to be asa). The client pix also is set up with site to site tunnel for external client access. I can create a static route out to the client peer...

Well that was totally not the issue. Here is what I have tried. Static nat on client pix points to 10.10.1.12 10.10.1.12 is a now a loopback on the 2801. The loopback can be reached from the pix. The route-map is on the 2801 to set the next hop as that of the pix iface. The match is...

router eigrp 3 redistribute eigrp 5 route-map to_eigrp_3 default-metric 10000 100 255 1 1500 !--- Redistributes EIGRP 5 into EIGRP 3, setting the tags !--- according to the route map "to_eigrp_3" router eigrp 5 redistribute eigrp 3 route-map to_eigrp_5 default-metric 10000 100 255 1...

You can use route redistribution and or policy mapping.

I was starting down that path when I wrote this, and when I tested it after I posted the first time. I got no result. Which makes me think I am a complete moron cuz I never turned off the original route-map on the 6509. So I think I ping ponged that packet around a bit. Will re-do that in the...

Ok I noticed that is not verrrrry descriptive. One Pix is for client traffic. This pix is connected to the 6509 . The other pix is for our internal traffic to the real world. The Pix for the clients has a static nat that is pointing to the interface of a 2800 router (which is also connected to...

I'm trying to figure this out. I have two cisco pix devices. One is inbound traffic for clients. The other is outbound traffic for local users. The traffic flows through 6509 to another router which is a 2800. I can watch the traffic com into the inbound client pix, the staic nat is pointing...