I have 1 router configured with BGP that is then connected to a PIX.
IP Block A is a class C that is has a /27 subnet used for loopback and numbered link addressing. A portion of the block is used on my PIX for static NAT translations.
I have OSPF configured on the PIX and the router. IP block is statically routed to NULL with a metric of 254 (for BGP announcements) on the router. I have a static route on the PIX pointing the entire class C to the outside interface. This route is redistributed into OSPF with a metric of 200. The intention of this is so that the router would see the announcement from the PIX, keeping me from putting a 2nd static route on the router pointing it to the PIX.
My problem is that when I reboot the pix and it comes backup, internal hosts can not reach the /27 network and external hosts cannot reach the nat translated addresses.
My question, What is the proper way of "routing" nat translated IPs? I guess they are currently being proxy arped by the PIX. I would prefer that I use OSPF to get the traffic from the router to the PIX, but maybe this isn't feasible.
