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ethernet to ethernet routing on 2621
I see. I wish I had the device in front of me to test this out. You're suggesting that I've got to configure reverse NAT from the LAN (public IP) to a static 10.x.x.x address for the traffic to go out E0/1. The E0/1 interface won't handle egress packets with a public IP that is outside of the...- elsmore2700
- Post #7
- Forum: Cisco
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ethernet to ethernet routing on 2621
Thanks for the response. No, there's no routing enabled except for the static routes I added. There is a public IP on the WAN/serial interface and the WAN/FastE is NAT'd by the SMC cable modem/router. ISP cloud Cable modem - Comcast cloud | | |public IP | 10.x |S 0/0...- elsmore2700
- Post #5
- Forum: Cisco
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ethernet to ethernet routing on 2621
No NAT to deal with. I actually think I stumbled upon the answer--at least I hope so. I've pasted the information below. Does this seem plausible as the cause of my problem? "MAKE SURE that you turn off route caching/fast switching, CODE interface INTERNET1 no ip route-cache...- elsmore2700
- Post #3
- Forum: Cisco
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ethernet to ethernet routing on 2621
I'm rusty on my cisco skills so I wonder if I'm missing something simple here. Router is configured with LAN on E0/0 and WAN T1 on S0/0. I want to add a backup for egress (web surfing, etc) traffic through E 0/1 to cable modem/SMC 8013 router. Very basic configuration here. With current...- elsmore2700
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