Help with router configuration

Oct 22, 2005 3 Replies
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Hi there I have a Cisco router which has 2 configured interfaces



E0:201.139.xx.24 E1:200.201.xx.161



E0 has three hosts



201.139.xx.25(used)
201.139.xx.26(free)
201.139.xx.27(used)

E1 has three host


200.201.xx.162(used)
200.201.xx.163(used)
200.201.xx.164(used)

I ran out of IP address for hosts in E1 subnet, is it possible to assign E0's free IP address (201.139.xx.26)to host in E0.if yes how can I achieve this.



Any help would be greatly appreciated.



Niju



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M

These IP addresses are public IP addresses, so either ask your ISP for a larger allocation or use network address translation (NAT).

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The address ranges you show should have several more usable addresses. The smallest subnet that contains E0's address is 201.139.xx.16/20, with usable addresses 201.139.xx.17-30. And the smallest subnet for E1 is

200.201.xx.160/29, with usable addresses 200.201.xx.161-166. So why are you out of addresses?
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My apologies for not making this clear at front. The addresses i have mentioned here are only example and i have completely used all the address in E1 only free address i have is on E0 subnet.

Niju

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