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NAT with two outside interfaces

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bmcdonn

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Apr 24, 2007
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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 department network is 192.168.0.x/24
The company intranet is 10.22.66.x/24 but I only have a single IP on this net.
The Internet IP is 66.248.170.5/24

I hope this is enough to get some help. If not tell me what I need to provide. Thanks in advance.

Bernie
 
just make an access-list 2 then
and make it the same as the access-list 1

then you need to have two equal weighted static routes
one pointing to each interface

this will allow you to load balance the two links somewhat..

if instead you would rather certain hosts use isp1 and certain hosts use isp2 then you would need to use a route-map

ip nat inside source list 1 interface INTERFACE1 overload
ip nat inside source list 2 interface INTERFACE2 overload
 
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Any body tell me how to enable common access card on Cisco VPN 3000 concentrator.
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Thanks alot in advance.
 
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