Trying to send some routes out a VDSL2/Ethernet Interface

[Tuc]

Hi,

I'm working on a C3945e with a EHWIC-VA-DSL-M installed. It's configured as an Ethernet Interface 

interface Ethernet0/2/0
 description C3945e-1/Centurylink VDSL2 link
 ip address (PUBLIC_IP_HERE) 255.255.255.128
 ip flow ingress
 ip nat outside
 ip virtual-reassembly in

I need to be able to send certain IPs out that path, and not the "default" path. I thought it'd be as simple as

ip route 1.1.1.1 255.255.255.255 Etherenet/0/2/0 (GATEWAY_IP_HERE)

But no. I tried without the (GATEWAY_IP_HERE), and no. Neither are showing up in the routing, and when I try to traceroute to 1.1.1.1 it'll go out the default route. I also tried to set

ip route (PUBLIC_IP_STARTING_IP) 255.255.255.128 Ethernet/0/2/0

But that didn't seem to help. It also doesn't show up in "show ip route", and when I add "longer-prefix" it'll just show the default route. 

Where am I going wrong? Thanks

[paul driver]

hello
Cam you share the cfg of your rtr in a file and attach to your post 

sh ip int brief
sh controller vdsl <interface€
sh ip route 
sh arp
sh run

[Tuc]

<can of worms>

Attached

[MHM Cisco World]

Show ip route 1.1.1.1 longest <<- share this 

MHM

[Tuc]

longer...

[MHM Cisco World]

This subnet 1.0.0.0 is in rib add to 0/2 interface

Is this same interface?

MHM

[Tuc]

Gig0/2 is a different interface than Ethernet0/2/0 . Gig0/2 is the Starlink connection, I'm having issues with the Centurylink connection which is Ethernet0/2/0. None of the IPs associated with Ethernet/0/2/0 are in the routing table.

[MHM Cisco World]

Show ip interface breif <<- share this 

MHM

[Tuc]

That and more is in https://community.cisco.com/t5/routing/trying-to-send-some-routes-out-a-vdsl2-ethernet-interface/m-p/5315098/highlight/true#M411774

[MHM Cisco World · Accepted solution]

Ethernet0/2/0              <STATIC_PUBLIC_IP>YES NVRAM  up                    down    

The interface is up/down 

So sure router not use it in rib.

Try 

Do

Shut 

No shut 

Abd check if interface is up/up

[Tuc]

WTELFHH!!!!!

That's what I get for replying at 5:30a . I just blindly answered what was asked of me and didn't process it. There had been no notification that it was UP/DOWN. I wonder for how long!!

I tried it on the interface, nothing. So, figuring it was controlled by the VDSL (Which I also didn't realize was UP/DOWN) I shut and no shut it. And then was in for the longest 3 minutes of my life. The administrative connection went down. I couldn't ping, I couldn't do anything. Finally it came back. VDSL was in firmware download, and I lost contact again, for longer this time. I started to get ready to prepare an email about it being down when it pop'd back up again. In the rib, with routing, AND with track 2 coming up. UGH. Something so simple I totally overlooked because of ASSuM(E)ing. 

Thanks.