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тАО07-30-2007 02:35 AM
тАО07-30-2007 02:35 AM
how to monitor an external router
Hi all,
I have the following issue: I would like to monitor an external router, one of our customer router. But we do not have the IP route to get to that router.
Basically, we have our internal router which use its NAT (Network Address Translation) feature to translate the "internal IP address" into the real IP adress of the router of our customer so we can monitor the external router.
extract of the configuration of our internal router:
ip nat translation timeout 10
ip nat inside source list 1 interface FastEthernet0 overload
ip nat inside source static 10.73.1.1 172.29.57.180
ip nat inside source static 10.73.1.2 172.29.57.181
ip nat inside source static 10.73.1.3 172.29.57.182
ip nat inside source static 10.73.1.4 172.29.57.183
ip nat inside source static 10.73.1.5 172.29.57.184
ip nat inside source static 10.71.2.1 172.29.57.185
Here when I load the router, it discovers all its virtual IP address 172.29.57.185 (NATed IP addresses). But I would like to remove that IP address (172.29.57.185) from the discovery of that router to be able to attached it to the external router (the router of our customer). How can I achieve so?
The basic idea is to be able to monitor the router of our customer using the NATed IP address.
Hope someone can shed some light on that topic,
Best Regards,
\Viseth Chaing
I have the following issue: I would like to monitor an external router, one of our customer router. But we do not have the IP route to get to that router.
Basically, we have our internal router which use its NAT (Network Address Translation) feature to translate the "internal IP address" into the real IP adress of the router of our customer so we can monitor the external router.
extract of the configuration of our internal router:
ip nat translation timeout 10
ip nat inside source list 1 interface FastEthernet0 overload
ip nat inside source static 10.73.1.1 172.29.57.180
ip nat inside source static 10.73.1.2 172.29.57.181
ip nat inside source static 10.73.1.3 172.29.57.182
ip nat inside source static 10.73.1.4 172.29.57.183
ip nat inside source static 10.73.1.5 172.29.57.184
ip nat inside source static 10.71.2.1 172.29.57.185
Here when I load the router, it discovers all its virtual IP address 172.29.57.185 (NATed IP addresses). But I would like to remove that IP address (172.29.57.185) from the discovery of that router to be able to attached it to the external router (the router of our customer). How can I achieve so?
The basic idea is to be able to monitor the router of our customer using the NATed IP address.
Hope someone can shed some light on that topic,
Best Regards,
\Viseth Chaing
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тАО07-30-2007 02:48 AM
тАО07-30-2007 02:48 AM
Re: how to monitor an external router
Viseth,
welcome to the OpenVMS ITRC forum.
You may want to have your question moved or re-posted in some of the OpenView forums.
Volker.
welcome to the OpenVMS ITRC forum.
You may want to have your question moved or re-posted in some of the OpenView forums.
Volker.
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тАО07-30-2007 03:01 AM
тАО07-30-2007 03:01 AM
Re: how to monitor an external router
Oups,
yes you're right got the wrong topic!
Thanks
\Viseth
yes you're right got the wrong topic!
Thanks
\Viseth
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