09-28-2010 07:58 AM
Hello,
My head is currently broken trying to figure out how to route all non ezvpn traffic to a nat'ed interface on a client (rather than the server).
Here is a diagram of the topography.
Client Machine (192.168.0.0/24 subnet)
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Cisco 877 (running ezvpn server on static ip)
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(internet)
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Cisco 871 (running ezvpn client and nat on dynamic ip) (subnet 192.168.50.0/24)
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(internet)
I have no issues with bridging the networks and flow between them, however I need to be able to route all non local/remote traffic though the 871. However the issue is that the 871 has a dynamic ip hence I cant run the ezvpn server there, whih obviously would make things easy.
So how can I make 'internet traffic' 'go' via the 871?
Thanks
09-28-2010 08:35 AM
i am not sure if i understand your requiremtn correct
do you want Client Machine's in 192.168.0.0 network to be able to access internet through the 871 router???
so path would be client machine 877 ===vpn=== 871 ----------- internet
i am pretty sure i havent understood it correctly??? please clarify
09-28-2010 09:24 AM
Jitendriya,
I think the idea is to make ALL traffic to the internet go via EZVPN CLIENT to the internet, rather then your typical EZVPN CLIENT connecting to internet.
I see this as a possibilitty:
- DVTI
- dynamic routing with default information originate on client
- floating static on ezvpn server
Could potentially work ... not a nice solution ;-)
Marcin
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