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routing on inside interface Cisco 828

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aZLAn2000

Technical User
Oct 29, 2003
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DK
Hi,

I need to make a static route to my cisco router. The route has to be routed on the inside interface of the cisco router and looks like the following example:

217.0.0.1
|
Cisco router
218.0.0.1
|
firewall----(dmz)----218.0.0.10(server)
|
218.0.0.2
router to internal network
10.10.0.0

I have chosen not to NAT my 10.10 adresses as they should only access the 218.0.0.10 network. (I have another internet connection).

The problem is that the default gateway on the server is 218.0.0.1 (the cisco router) and it cannot see the internal network (10.10.0.0-net) so i created a static route

ip route 10.10.0.0 255.255.0.0 218.0.0.2 permanent

but it didn't help. My questions are:

1. Have I done the right thing?

2. Is it just not possible to route on the internal network on a Cisco !?

Thanks
Christian


 
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