01-15-2008 02:05 PM - edited 03-05-2019 08:29 PM
I have a Cisco 2620xm router running c2600-advsecurityk9-mz.124-12 IOS.
-FastEthernet 0/0 is WAN
-FastEthernet 1/0 is LAN
1) Can the interfaces be configured with different hostnames...it seems that it will only see the hostname I enter.
2) DNS servers....I configure 1/0 with my LAN DNS servers.....when I try to set-up 0/0 to only see the ISP DNS servers it still sees the LAN DNS servers.
3)Domain name...I setup the LAN as xxx.abc.com...... I tried to setup the WAN as abc.com but again it does not seem possible.
Any help or suggestions...please are welcome.
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01-15-2008 02:28 PM
To answer your questions:
1) interfaces do not have host names in IOS. The router has a single host name.
If we knew what you were trying to achieve with this we might be able to suggest alternatives that might accomplish your objective. But the router has a single host name.
2) The configuration of DNS servers for the router is global. There is not any specification that a particular DNS server is only accessed for certain interfaces.
3) The domain name is a single domain name that is global for the router.
Again if we knew what you were trying to accomplish we might be able to suggest alternatives.
HTH
Rick
01-15-2008 02:28 PM
AFAIK, the dns settings are per box, not per interface.
01-15-2008 02:28 PM
To answer your questions:
1) interfaces do not have host names in IOS. The router has a single host name.
If we knew what you were trying to achieve with this we might be able to suggest alternatives that might accomplish your objective. But the router has a single host name.
2) The configuration of DNS servers for the router is global. There is not any specification that a particular DNS server is only accessed for certain interfaces.
3) The domain name is a single domain name that is global for the router.
Again if we knew what you were trying to accomplish we might be able to suggest alternatives.
HTH
Rick
01-15-2008 03:21 PM
OK...thanks...I now understand that both DNS and the Domain Name are per box or a Global config.
01-15-2008 07:13 PM
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HTH
Rick
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