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Posted by AM on July 25, 2005, 7:12 am
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Ivan Ostres wrote:

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>>Hi all,
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>>I have an 3620 with 2 ISP connections.
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>>I would some people on internal LAN could surf on the Internet through 1 ISP
and other people

>>through the other one. People can be recognized by IP addresses' range.
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>>Route-map can help me as I can specify which people (by an ACL) and the
next-hop for packets

>>matching that ACL. I should apply that route map on inside interface but my
question is:

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>>how can I do that?
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> The main question here is when you're matching your users do they
> already have public IP or you're doing nat on the same router?
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> If the first is true, then you just have to use simple route-map, but if
> the 2nd is the case, then you'll have to use route-map under your NAT
> statement...
So I must use route-map the same way I'm using for VPN? Sorry for my poor
experience but I know only this kind of use.
Maybe you are used to see route-maps in a wider environment.
Thanks,
Alex.

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> I have an 3620 with 2 ISP connections.
> I would some people on internal LAN could surf on the Internet through 1
> ISP and other people through the other one. People can be recognized by IP
> addresses' range.
> Route-map can help me as I can specify which people (by an ACL) and the
> next-hop for packets matching that ACL. I should apply that route map on
> inside interface but my question is:
> how can I do that?
> Thanks,
> Alex