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andrewpratt15 · 02-18-2014

I have recently acquired a 2921 router to do policy based routing for my WAN links, as I was unable to do so with the ASA 5512. With the new router I plan on implementing something similar to below.I have a two servers (let's say they're both mail se...

andrewpratt15 · 02-19-2014

I will overload all client traffic but not the traffic from the servers. The traffic from the servers will be NATd to a different IP than the interface. I will look through that document you linked, I think I am now on the right track. I will come ba...

andrewpratt15 · 02-19-2014

I just noticed the bit at the bottom of that link I sent, where it spells out the static NAT advice, would that work for my situation?

andrewpratt15 · 02-19-2014

I see, a little clearer now. So I'm looking at this,http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/NAT_failover_with_DUAL_ISP_on_a_router_Configuration_Examplewhich is essentially similar to my situation, except I can't use overload for the NAT because I don't want t...

andrewpratt15 · 02-19-2014

Adding to my question about NAT, if I perform ISP1 NAT on the firewall and ISP2 NAT on the router, what happens if everything fails over to ISP2?What would my NAT look like?Currently (in my lab) I have it setup to NAT server 1 on the firewall, and th...

andrewpratt15 · 02-19-2014

Thank you for the reply Jon.I am thinking I would probably just move all NAT to the router then.1) Yes VPNs do terminate on the firewall2) If the connection to the mail servers goes down, I'm told that the relay provider we use, has a system that mon...

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