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Cisco 1700 series general config
We have a 1720 series router with a T1 CSU/DSU WIC. The router is working now but is using NAT between my firewall and the T1 interface. I have 5 usable IP addresses and would like to configure the router without NAT and assign public IPs to both the Ethernet IF and firewall ports. I think I need to use the just assign one public IP address to the E0 port and the next one to my firewall. Then remove the 192.168.0.0 network from the E0 interface but how do I configure routing and remove the address translation?
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23rd Oct 2005
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I'd check with your ISP, but usually you can do it one of two ways:
1. Setting your S0 interface to unnumbered and then giving the public IP to E0 (see http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/701/20.html). Then, since they're on the same subnet, you don't have to do much routing on the interfaces.
2. On PTP lines, set the S0 interface on the routers on both sides to a highly restricted subnet (let's say 192.168.4.1/31 so one side will have 192.168.4.1 and the other 192.168.4.2). Then you'll need to set the routes accordingly.
Either way, I'd have the firewall do the NAT'ing and remove all ip nat and nat pool statements on the 1700. It might be cleaner to just re-do the 1700, but I'd backup the config via TFTP (or just cut and paste it to a text file) before I did that.
1. Setting your S0 interface to unnumbered and then giving the public IP to E0 (see http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/701/20.html). Then, since they're on the same subnet, you don't have to do much routing on the interfaces.
2. On PTP lines, set the S0 interface on the routers on both sides to a highly restricted subnet (let's say 192.168.4.1/31 so one side will have 192.168.4.1 and the other 192.168.4.2). Then you'll need to set the routes accordingly.
Either way, I'd have the firewall do the NAT'ing and remove all ip nat and nat pool statements on the 1700. It might be cleaner to just re-do the 1700, but I'd backup the config via TFTP (or just cut and paste it to a text file) before I did that.
26th Oct 2005
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the ip ths service provider gave me are:
for example:
64.113.128.245/30(255.255.255.252)
64.113.128.246/30(255.255.255.252)
64.125.198.64/27(255.255.255.224)
how do i assing that to the router to be able to connect to the internet????
thanks
for example:
64.113.128.245/30(255.255.255.252)
64.113.128.246/30(255.255.255.252)
64.125.198.64/27(255.255.255.224)
how do i assing that to the router to be able to connect to the internet????
thanks
rcs29us@...
25th May 2007
Use the ip address command on the either the serial interface or ethernet int to assign ip addresses e,j:
config t
int s0 0r e0
ip address 64.11.128.245 255.255.255.0
no shut
exit
You still need to come out with more details as to what you are asking.
config t
int s0 0r e0
ip address 64.11.128.245 255.255.255.0
no shut
exit
You still need to come out with more details as to what you are asking.
kpese2000@...
7th Jun 2007
I have a 1750 with IOS c1700-k2o3sy-mz.121-22c.bin with a ADSL WIC
I have 5 static ips assigned by my ISP sbc.
They provided me with a natopia 3346n ADSL gateway. I'm confused on two things.
1. The gateway has one RJ 11 that is comming through the wall jack, and it has 4 ports for cat5. How do I plug it into the 1750?
2. How do I config the router to communicate with the gateway?
I've only completed CCNA 1-3 at the acadamey.
please help.
I have 5 static ips assigned by my ISP sbc.
They provided me with a natopia 3346n ADSL gateway. I'm confused on two things.
1. The gateway has one RJ 11 that is comming through the wall jack, and it has 4 ports for cat5. How do I plug it into the 1750?
2. How do I config the router to communicate with the gateway?
I've only completed CCNA 1-3 at the acadamey.
please help.
chrisnett@...
24th Aug 2007
