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I know this subject is all over the place but I cannot find one that matches my scenario exactly. I have 3 (or more) networks all with the same subnet that need to access a central NAS. There is no external network here it is all standalone, but I ...
Awesome!! That did it.I changed my ip route lines to look like "ip route vrf LAN1 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 FastEthernet0/0 192.130.0.99"I also removed the overlay option on the ip nat lines.Rebooted the router and all works great. I really appreciate all t...
Well I rebooted the router and now it does not work. I copied the config before I rebooted but it all looks the same. I am not getting the errors I posted before but seems that I had something like a route or something that made it work....now I ju...
I got it working. Thanks so much for your help, I would not have gotten close without ya. It seems that I had to have each vlan nat'd to a pool instead of a diret interface. NOTE: This config file has to be tftp'd because the line "ip route vrf LA...
Something is still wrong though if I try to connect to the web server on the NAS it works from one but not the other.I turn on ip nat debugging and I see both networks are getting natted to the same ip address.Ping from network 1*May 26 14:32:17.663:...
I switched my NAS to be back on the external interface since that matched my initial diagram (I dont know if it matters). My full config is below: With this config I dont see where I map what address get nat'd to what, maybe it does not matter.from...
