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I am having a problem establishing an IPSEC connection to an extranet through an IP NAT overloaded interface.On my intranet I have a workstation running Cisco VPN Client version 4.0.1. The workstation is routed through a Cisco 1601-R Router (IOS 12....
There are several geographically separated intranet network access servers that route to each other via GRE Tunnels. Each NAS has the ability to static Dial-on-Demand route to several of the same extranet NASs via asynchronous analog modem connecti...
I know that it is possible to reverse-telnet to a specific serial port on some routers by telnetting to a specific tcp port. For example:to reverse-telnet to Interface Async 5 with a tty line identifier of 5 you would telnet to the routers local IP a...
I need help configuring NAT on a Cisco 1710The two interfaces being utilized areint FastEthernet0description connected to primary local area networkip address 172.16.11.1 255.255.255.0int Async5description PPP connection from remote-users and extrane...
I am attempting to enable a Cisco 1710 to do Backup DDR to a Cisco AS5200 that is also being used to provide 56K analog connectivity to remote users. The problem is that upon establishing a connection, the AS5200 assigns the line an ip address from...
Thanks gfullage,The part of the solution you suggested using NAT overload is basically what I tried. It does work but unfornately it does require that I mark the actual inside port as outside and vice versa which I had hoped to avoid.For some reason...
Thanks for your help actually I had done this and placed the dialer map under a dialer interface. The problem was that I hadn't associated the dialer interface and the asyncronous interface to the same dialer group. Rookie mistake I know. Anyway it...
Actually it doesn't work every time. On some devices you need the "Enterprise" image if you wish to support more than 5 vty lines.Here is my source for this info.http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/129/28.shtml#4
Hi Thanks all for replying.The reasons for the complications and access-list is that I am looking to have remote users be able to dial-in and use the same modems to perform dial-on-demand routing to customer extranets.I have actually resolved the iss...
