Static Route To Dynamic IP

[MICHAEL BURNS]

I have two ISP's and I have the default route pointing to one ISP, however, I have a number of remote users that I want to send traffic to and from over a separate ISP.  Is there any way to configure a static route pointing to a hostname?  The remote users are all set up with dynamic-dns, so if I could resolve the hostname and point the static route to that IP, it would be perfect....  Not sure it's possible though.  Any suggestions?

[Tagir Temirgaliyev]

you can point static route to subnet not to host,

because remote user  has different ip but allways in one subnet.

[Abzal]

Hi,

If remote users get their public IP addresses(dynamic) from ISP2. Then it could be achieved with BGP with partial routes of ISP2.

1. However router must have enough memory to store all that routes.

2. It could put static routes if those users have static IP addresses.

3. For such thing you might consider VPN configuration on router.

But anyway DynDNS update hostnames on every partcular interval. If I'm not wrong you can set this interval by yourself.

Hope it will help.

Best regards,
Abzal

[jeevak mukadam]

Hello Michael,

You can use policy base routing that act after dencapsulation of packet and before routing decision made interface on which data received.