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06-28-2012
Ask you ISP if they already provide IPv6 addresses to their customers.
Take note that some networks ...
06-28-2012
From how I understand your statement, 10.6.7.2 is your ISP's side
already.Check with them if they ha...
06-28-2012
Hi,I believe you have to obtain the public IPv6 addresses from your
ISP.Thanks!PS.Noticed your greet...
06-27-2012
Am I getting it right that you want to translate your IPv6 addresses to
IPv4?If yes, then you may wa...
06-27-2012
Hi,If by PAT you mean port address translation, then check these out to
get you started on
NAT/PAT.h...
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06-27-2012
06-27-2012
Option B1 for me.Just make sure that R1 knows that 10.9.8.0/20 goes to
R2.
06-27-2012
Or try using the route map as source of your NAT instead of the access
list.ip nat inside source rou...
06-27-2012
Try to add this to access list 2deny ip ip 192.168.1.86This should be on
top of the permit statement...
06-26-2012
Have you tried doing it the other way around and apply the route map to
the source interface?Ex:acce...
06-26-2012
Ok. Then maybe you can try adding match interface to each of your
route-maps.ROUTE-THIS-OVER-THE-VPN...
06-26-2012
Have you put match interface statements to those route-maps? These would
indicate which interface th...
06-26-2012
Try going into rommon, maybe there is somethin you can do there to undo
the changes.Follow this to b...
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| Date Registered | 06-24-2012 11:59 PM |
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