890 Series Router config router for access to protected subnet

[jschaber1]

Hello All,

Sorry if this is a duplicate message. I tried to submit a question before and I am not sure it posted.

I have a 891 router that I would like to program so that my two internet subnets 192.168.100.X and 192.168.111.X can have direct access to our Web server. Which is located on the 192.168.2.X subnet at address 192.168.2.4

Is it possible to create two internet IP addresses such as 192.168.100.206 and 192.168.111.206 on the router so that the traffic is redirected to the 192.168.2.6 address?

If this is possible, then how would I put url redirect on the existing routers. So if the url intranet.mynet.com is entered they would be redirected to the local 192.168.X.206 number?

Any help is greatly appreciated Please forgive my lack of knowledge

Thanks

John

[Mark Malone]

Do I have this right you want anything from a source of ip 192.168.100.x or 192.168.111.x which are on your local router and if any traffic coming from those subnets is to be redirected to 192.168.2.4 is that what you mean ?

If thats right you can use policy based routing to set the next hop ip from traffic coming from either of those sources and when it hits the outbound interface it wuill be redirected to the web server ip as a next hop

http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/ip-routed-protocols/47121-pbr-cmds-ce.html

[jschaber1]

Yes I have two existing routers. Router A is subnet 192.168.110.X Router B is subnet 192.168.100.X Each router has its own switch. I want to set up a third router to allow traffic to go inside to the web server. Does this make a difference? I will look at the link your provided. Thanks

[Mark Malone]

Hi I thought it was just on 1 router but it should be still possible to redirect the traffic using route-maps for those specific subnets

[jschaber1]

Sorry I should have been a bit more specific. Recently I had two of my offices combine, however, I still wanted to have separate networks. Each of the subnets has its own cable modem and path to the internet. Most of my staff are located in this office. I have 8 remote offices which connect via one of the routers (192.168.100.X) my admin office. The other office is on subnet (192.168.111.X) My internet server is on a protected subnet (192.168.2.X). I want the traffic in this office to go directly to the server on the 192.168.2.X subnet. So would I set up each of the local 192.168.X.X subnets as VLANS's and use the 192.168.2.X subnet as the WAN port or another VLAN and create router maps for the traffic? Thanks for the help so far!