Re: Cisco 2600 ADSL with failover to Ethernet with NAT
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Posted by on May 28, 2008, 7:08 am
Please log in for more thread options > Dialer1. It continues to work fine and automatically switches to the
> Fiber connection. I then do a =93no shutdown=94 on Dialer1 and the whole > thing stops working. The ADSL connection gets an IP, but something > seems to be messed up with the NAT part. I can=92t even traceroute from > the router. Everything times out. I am not sure what might be causing the problem I doubt it will be with NAT unless it is a bug. - however I think that you will need a more sophisticated solution. =46rom memory a dialer is *always* UP. Unless admin down of course. So your solution will not work. I may be wrong, unplug dsl and see if dialer is up to check sh ip int brie Look at Policy based routing with Object Tracking. http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk364/technologies_configuration_example0918= 6a0080211f5c.shtml This has got the tools for the job. | ||||||||||
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> I am having trouble setting up a simple failover configuration.
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> We have 2 connections (one is Fiber @ 10Mbit, other is ADSL @ 6Mbit).
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> The Fiber usage is expensive, so for client usage I was looking at
> using our ADSL as a base, but failover to the Fiber if the DSL
> disconnects / goes down. My servers are running on other routers, so
> this router is strictly for client NAT.
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> The problem:
> If I start this configuration up fresh it works. The system will NAT
> through the ADSL connection and all is well. I then do a =93shutdown=94 on=