03-14-2005 03:18 PM - edited 03-03-2019 09:02 AM
I have two sites A and B connected by T1 line. Site A has another T1 line connecting A-C and Site B has another T1 line connecting B-C. I want to eliminate one of the T1 lines B-C so I need to route the B-C connection from B-A-C instead using the T1 line that connects B-A and then A-C. I cannot make it work. From site B I can ping all the addresses at A that I need to access and at site A I can ping all the addresses at sites B and C, but from B to C I can't connect.
03-14-2005 04:32 PM
Unless I am missing something, it should be straightforward. Check the routing tables on all sites. Remove stale routes, and add static routes if you have to:
RouterB:
ip route
RouterC:
ip route
Regards,
Mustafa
07-14-2022 12:21 PM
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07-14-2022 12:32 PM
it depend one what routing protocol you run between sites.
what is routing protocol you run ?
07-14-2022 12:46 PM
If static routing is in use.
On B
You would have a route like this.
ip route networksC maskC nexthopC
You would need to delete this route.Then add this.
ip route networkC maskC nexthopA
On C you would do similar for NetworkB
Remove route
ip route NetworkB MaskB nexthopC
Add route
ip route NetworkB maskB nexthopA
07-15-2022 12:33 AM
Hello
Post a topology diagram so we can better understand your requiement
07-16-2022 11:53 AM
The original post was from 2005. I do not know why it was resurrected but the person who did so explains that the problem has been solved (after giving what appears to be a plug for some product whose relationship to network is not clear to me). I suggest that this is not worth more of our time - let it go.
07-18-2022 12:20 AM
Hello Richard
Thanks for that, I didnt realise the timestamp (17 years ago!)
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