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TylerLuce6545 · 07-29-2019

I have a Cisco 1921. I currently have an established BGP connection with an AS number of 64517. We found an AS conflict with another spoke in the wheel, and need to change this AS number to 64519, but I'm unsure how to do this, as I don't typically w...

TylerLuce6545 · 06-05-2019

I have a Cisco 1921 Router. This router is a Transit router between my internal network and a clients network. I have a BGP partnership on both sides. My network is on GE 0/0 and my clients network is on GE 0/1. I need a 1 to 1 NAT across this router...

TylerLuce6545 · 07-29-2019

Thank you Rasmus! quick and easy! appreciate it.

TylerLuce6545 · 06-06-2019

1. Yes that is one of a few different address i'm trying to reach, but as long as we hit this one, the rest should follow suit. No ISP is involved with this connection, it's all private to private peering. The last hop on the trace route is my client...

TylerLuce6545 · 06-06-2019

Hi Georg, After looking a bit deeper into your statement, I think you're onto something. I have another router in a different environment that has an almost identical setup. Looking through the IPV4 Family tree on that side it does list my internal n...

TylerLuce6545 · 06-06-2019

When I add the NAT outside back into the config I get the following output:#show ip nat translations | include 192.168.90.11 | pro--- --- --- 192.168.90.11 100.xxx.xxx.xxx--- 100.xxx.xxx.xxx 192.168.90.11 --- ---

TylerLuce6545 · 06-06-2019

Hello Hector, Please see below for output:#show ip nat translations | include 192.168.90.11 | pro--- 100.xxx.xxx.xxx 192.168.90.11 --- ---

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