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massimiliano.corvino · 03-11-2014

Hi,I'm using, on a 2600 Cisco Router, route-map command to have load balancing on two WAN interfaces (ethernet).My configuration is this:ip forward-protocol ndip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 151.x.x.xip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 88.x.x.x!no ip http serverno ip ...

massimiliano.corvino · 03-12-2014

It works! But I had an other ip policy route-map on inteface Ethernet 1/1 When I added the new ip policy map it removed the old. What can I do to have on the same interface both the policy map? Is there a way to use more than one policy map on the...

massimiliano.corvino · 03-11-2014

wrong ACL...better:access-list 120 permit ip any host 173.194.116.23route-map FORCE-IP-ADDRESS permit 5 match ip address 120 match interface Ethernet1/0 set ip default next-hop 88.x.x.xdo you think it should work?

massimiliano.corvino · 03-11-2014

Yes.Could I use this:access-list 120 permit ip 192.168.27.0 0.0.0.255 172.194.116.23 255.255.255.255 route-map FORCE-IP-ADDRESS permit 5 match ip address 120 match interface Ethernet1/0 set ip default next-hop 88.x.x.x?Thanks

massimiliano.corvino · 03-11-2014

Hi,thanks for your answer, but is not clear for me.Can you tell me the command to use to call router map in "ingress" interface?What's the meaning for "puch your traffic toword destination".For example if I want to force this ip destination 173.194.1...

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Force a specific route for destination ip with route-map

It works! But I had an other

wrong ACL...better:access

Yes.Could I use this:access

Hi,thanks for your answer,