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ryan.vaughn · 02-05-2002

We have gotten a request to set up a router interface with multiple networks on a single interface, however they only want to use 1 interface IP address as to not lose an IP address in each subnet for the gateway. The user has claimed it has been do...

ryan.vaughn · 02-11-2002

I have done something similar to this, but not exactly what you are looking at.I use Bay Networks Baystack 350T switches to seperate my vlans behind the router. Normally, I only vlan seperate subnets, but it should also work for vlans inside a subne...

ryan.vaughn · 02-07-2002

I am not quire sure what you mean by this, but I hope this may answer your question. When you do NAT on an interface, I have had problems with secondary IP blocks not passing to the interface with NAT. Even if you put the ip address secondary on th...

ryan.vaughn · 02-05-2002

To followup with my own message...This was new to me, I have never done anything similar to it. Somebody following this thread may find it useful.This is what I was trying to do, and it is a working config:Interface E3/0 ip address 10.10.10.1 255...

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