overmodulation
Programmer
Hey guys,
I'm still getting used to this Cisco networking stuff in between other various and sundry development projects.
What I have is a Cisco 1811 router - subnet 192.168.1.x. It works dandy.
I also have a Cisco ASA 5510 security appliance. Outside1 interface is connected to a T1. Works dandy. Inside interface is subnet 192.168.3.x. Hosts can get out to the internet like I'd like them to.
However, I set the Outside2 interface to IP address 192.168.1.2. I want to be able to talk to hosts on each subnet from each subnet. For now, I can only ping hosts in the 192.168.1.x network through telnet logged into the ASA. I can't actually communicate with them from the host computer itself. I have set up routes on both devices which I thought would work. Apparently not.
First off, is this a stupid configuration? Second, is it possible to make it work the way I intended? I need both devices for different things as we have multiple WANs which inbound applications rely on. However, I just need computers on both (disparate) networks to communicate with each other.
I don't have any managed switches so I can't use VLANs (that I know of).
I'm still learning this stuff as I'm a web programmer by specialty, so please, any and all info is appreciated.
Thank you.
I'm still getting used to this Cisco networking stuff in between other various and sundry development projects.
What I have is a Cisco 1811 router - subnet 192.168.1.x. It works dandy.
I also have a Cisco ASA 5510 security appliance. Outside1 interface is connected to a T1. Works dandy. Inside interface is subnet 192.168.3.x. Hosts can get out to the internet like I'd like them to.
However, I set the Outside2 interface to IP address 192.168.1.2. I want to be able to talk to hosts on each subnet from each subnet. For now, I can only ping hosts in the 192.168.1.x network through telnet logged into the ASA. I can't actually communicate with them from the host computer itself. I have set up routes on both devices which I thought would work. Apparently not.
First off, is this a stupid configuration? Second, is it possible to make it work the way I intended? I need both devices for different things as we have multiple WANs which inbound applications rely on. However, I just need computers on both (disparate) networks to communicate with each other.
I don't have any managed switches so I can't use VLANs (that I know of).
I'm still learning this stuff as I'm a web programmer by specialty, so please, any and all info is appreciated.
Thank you.