kornakmf
Technical User
- Aug 21, 2007
- 19
I have a Cisco 850 router.
My service provider is having problems with my static IP's and has provided me a second pool of IP's to configure for a failover if the primary IP pool goes down.
The first pool is on a /22 subnet.
66.145.16.244 to 66.146.16.249
The second pool is on a /29 subnet.
98.53.1.154 to 98.53.1.158
Both statics are on a single interface.
I want to create NAT entries to map an IP on each of these networks to an internal IP address...
ie:
66.145.16.244 -> 192.168.0.10
98.53.1.154 -> 192.168.0.10
Then I will create DNS entries so it the first IP pool fails, the second IP pool can route to the internal network.
I cannot see how I can configure my router to handle 2 external IP pools.
I am a little rusty on IOS, so if you can help me with the config, I would appreciate it.
I appreciate any input anyone can provide.
Thanks
My service provider is having problems with my static IP's and has provided me a second pool of IP's to configure for a failover if the primary IP pool goes down.
The first pool is on a /22 subnet.
66.145.16.244 to 66.146.16.249
The second pool is on a /29 subnet.
98.53.1.154 to 98.53.1.158
Both statics are on a single interface.
I want to create NAT entries to map an IP on each of these networks to an internal IP address...
ie:
66.145.16.244 -> 192.168.0.10
98.53.1.154 -> 192.168.0.10
Then I will create DNS entries so it the first IP pool fails, the second IP pool can route to the internal network.
I cannot see how I can configure my router to handle 2 external IP pools.
I am a little rusty on IOS, so if you can help me with the config, I would appreciate it.
I appreciate any input anyone can provide.
Thanks