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Route add problem

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samworld

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Hi

Currently we have one firewall installed (CISCO PIX firewall) and an internet router (CISCO 2600) connect to the firewall to allow access to internet and also email. Than another router (CISCO 3600) connected to our core switch for the frame relay (intranet). Both router have it own dedicated least line.

At the moment we need to manual set all client PC the routing table using route add command in Windows. We start to find this method is not so convenient cause all client need to run the batch file than only manage to link to the internet or to our intranet

Is there anyway that i can configure the router to allow all client access to internet or intranet. Thank you

Regards
Sam
 
Set your clients default gateway to be the IP of the 3600 and not the PIX. The PIX can't do ip redirects, so it won't re-route to your frame relay networks.
 
Hi.

If i set the gateway for all client to be the IP of the 3600 the problem is the client cant access to Cisco 2600 and also some internal devices. Example printer.

Is there a way that i can add the routing table into the cisco 2600 and 3600 so that i dont have to use the 'route add' command to route each client.


Regards
Sam
 
Set your default gateway to be the 3600. On the 3600, have a default route to the PIX inside address. If the remote subnet accesses the internet through your PIX, then make sure the PIX has a route to them through the 3600.
 
Thanx guys for the guide. but i just have few more question. how can i add a group of ip list into the router routing table? How about the internet router (2600), i dont have to set anything on this router.???

Thank you



Regards
Sam

 
Please post the ip subnets and which devices have them. We'll help you out with the routing then.
 
Let me see...

Client PC setting
IP : xxx.xxx.10.115
SM : 255.255.252.0
GW : xxx.xxx.10.20 ---> (Firewall IP)

IP segment :xxx.xxx.10.1/255 and
xxx.xxx.11.1/255

Firewall : Inside IP xxx.xxx.10.20
Outside IP yyy.yyy.100.110 ---> (To Cisco 2600)

Cisco 2600 : IP yyy.yyy.100.110 <---(From Firewall)
SM 255.255.255.224

IP yyy.yyy.100.111
SM 255.255.255.224

Cisco 3600 : xxx.xxx.10.254
255.255.252.0

please kindly help. Thank you.. : )
 
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