We have a network in which our core router is at a main facility using a third party MPLS network and routes are populated using BGP. Core Router Cisco 3925 is connected to ISP on Gig0/1 and then to third party MPLS on Gig0/2. I am routing some subnets to all those locations which share this ISP internet:
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 ISP interface
ip route public /25 subnet A to next hope MPLS Provider
ip route private /16 subnet B to next hope MPLS Provider
x.x.x.1/30 is to connect to MPLS provider on VLAN 649.
Above setup is working fine but....
There is another router at a remote site where our config is as under on a cisco 2811:
Interface to MPLS provider FE0/0.650:
VLAN 650 with a /30 subnet
Interface to Host Network:
Primary subnet is /27 of public /25 subnet A
Secondary subnet /24 of private /16 Subnet B
on FE 0/1 I have a public IP address of x.x.x.3/27
What would be the requirements for routes in order to access host network from outside the network.
