VRF Config

I am trying to set up some route separation between 2 x remote site routers that use GRE tunnels to connect back to the same Central router (in my lab). In summary...

Site A Tunnel 1 ----> Central Tunnel 1 Site B Tunnel 2 ----> Central Tunnel 2

For separation on the Central router I have added 2 x VRF's as follows:

A = VRF 301 with RD 1:301 & B = VRF 302 with RD 1:302, everything works fine i.e. A cannot see B's routes and vice versa.

I now want to use the inside LAN Port on my Central router (that is connected to a PIX) to forward traffic coming from A & B to route via the Firewall. As the inside LAN port is not a member of a VRF, how can I do this. Does the LAN port somehow need to be a member of both VRF's ?

Can anyone point me in the right direction please. Regards

Darren

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