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 to an interface on the 2800. I can see the traffic come into the 2800. However, on the way out it takes the route for local traffic through the other pix. There is a route-map on the 6509 stating that the next hop should be the originating pix. I can see all this with a icmp trace and deb ip icmp.
Any ideas on how to force this back to the originating pix?
I can watch the traffic com into the inbound client pix, the staic nat is pointing to an interface on the 2800. I can see the traffic come into the 2800. However, on the way out it takes the route for local traffic through the other pix. There is a route-map on the 6509 stating that the next hop should be the originating pix. I can see all this with a icmp trace and deb ip icmp.
Any ideas on how to force this back to the originating pix?