01-02-2019 08:24 AM
I'm sure that this will be the place to get some help in configuring this router. Its a cisco 887.
What I would like is a config to get it running, I'm due on some Cisco courses next week, but need to get this done now.
ADSL connection running on ATM0, I want all traffic coming in from this connection to be forwarded out of fast ethernet 1 to another address on Vlan5 (10.60.0.x)
Can anyone help with a base config?
All the basic stuff is configured but im having a problem with this.
Thank you in advance!! :)
01-02-2019 08:36 AM
This is a fairly unusual requirement, to have a route with an ADSL connection to outside and to want to forward all traffic coming from outside to some address inside. My first reaction is that when you want to forward all traffic you might want to use a default route. But in your case the default route needs to send traffic out the ADSL. So the best way to send all traffic from ADSL to the inside address is probably to use Policy Based Routing. If you have the basic stuff configured then post your config and we can give you some suggestions about using PBR.
HTH
Rick
01-04-2019 06:24 AM
01-04-2019 06:39 AM - edited 01-04-2019 06:42 AM
Hello
from the looks of it your static pat configuration is applicable
Do you have internet connectivity?
Have you tried accesss to this internal host in that port from the internet?
FYI - You would need to try access the internal host via the rtrs public allocated IP address on that specific port?
01-04-2019 06:46 AM
01-04-2019 12:47 PM
In responding to the original post I thought that the solution might be PBR. But with clarification of the objective I believe that address translation specifying the protocol port is the appropriate solution.
I notice that the outside interface has an access-group filtering inbound traffic but the access list does not appear in the config that was posted. It would be helpful to see that access list.
HTH
Rick
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