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sergeivanoff · 07-04-2008

Hello All,I seem to hit the wall with something what should be pretty straight forward. We have 1 router and 2 ISP's connected to it.I have configured PBR on the internal interface to forward some traffic to 2nd ISP and according to route-maps, the t...

sergeivanoff · 07-04-2008

That did it! Thanks a lot, shame on me, for not looking deep enough.

sergeivanoff · 07-04-2008

#sh ip nat transPro Inside global Inside local Outside local Outside globalicmp x.x.x.x:512 10.100.12.161:512 213.73.255.52:512 213.73.255.52:512tcp x.x.x.x:80 10.100.12.161:80 --- ---As fa...

sergeivanoff · 07-04-2008

#sh ip route 10.100.12.161Routing entry for 10.100.0.0/16 Known via "static", distance 1, metric 0 Routing Descriptor Blocks: * 10.100.11.254 Route metric is 0, traffic share count is 1

sergeivanoff · 07-04-2008

Here we go. The configuration only for 1 host to go over isp2.

sergeivanoff · 07-04-2008

Yes, sorry about that. Noticed that as well in the config, but didn't update the posted one.Still, it doesn't work. I removed all the extra NAT's, etc. Just want to PBR 1 host and it's not going anywhere beyond a default gateway.

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