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Routing to Cisco 675

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WoodsDog

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May 9, 2001
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Hello,

I have kind of a strange problem. I am trying to set up subnet routing over PPPoA. I am essentially an ISP, I have a Cisco 3600 and I am trying to route to Cisco 67x's. I have it set up right now with a basic configuration, where the 67x's can get a dynamic IP, then they can run NATin and it works fine. I want to be able to route to the Cisco 675's small subnets of 8 or 16.

I have one set up now that I am trying to get to work. Right now I have it set up unnumbered, and the customer side can assign himself an IP address. When he tries to ping the 3600, the 3600 sees the traffic, but then forwards it out it's default gateway. It doesn't know where the traffic is suppose to go back to. When I add the route statically, it just ignores it, and doesn't even seem to use it. For example:

ip route 10.0.0.128 255.255.255.240 atm 1/0.44

It accepts it, but whe I do a "show Iip route" it isn't there. I have debug ip icmp turned on, so I can see it coming in when I do a ping, but then it shows it sending it out the default route.

What am I doing wrong? Any suggestions or help would be greatly apprciated.

Thanks

WoodsDog
 
What's the gateway on the unnumbered customer router? Are you using the 'redistribute static' cmd anywhere on the network?

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