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cashmac

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#274461 23-Aug-2020 13:28
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Try to set a static IP on my Cisco 2901 router, a static IP cannot meet the needs of I, after consulting the original supplier of fiber optic Spark, they don't offer much static IP service, so service providers Devoli opted for the fiber optic service, and bought them an additional four static IP package, but the static IP package them roughly, and before the static IP is not in a them roughly, is there anyone can also buy this static IP package friend, Could you tell me how to set up this more static IP in Cisco's 2901 route, thank you very much


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  #2549434 25-Aug-2020 13:44
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I am guessing that the extra static IP addresses will be routed to your primary WAN IP

 

you can add the four IP addresses to loopback interfaces on the 2901 and then right NAT rules for the various things you want to do





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  #2549436 25-Aug-2020 13:46
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Thank you for help

 

can you tall me some things more?

 

Like how to set it...

 

 

 

 


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  #2549443 25-Aug-2020 13:55
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cashmac:

 

Thank you for help

 

can you tall me some things more?

 

Like how to set it...

 

 

you need to understand the fundamental principles of the  Cisco IOS as I am not going to write an entire config for you but....

 

lets hypercritically say an IP address routed to your outside IP is 202.202.202.202

 

interface loopback1

 

ip address 202.202.202.202 255.255.255.255

 

ip nat inside source list NAT-OUT interface loopback1 overload

 

this would use your extended access-list NAT-OUT to use the IP 202.202.202.202 to get to the internet

 

 





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  #2549450 25-Aug-2020 13:58
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Yes, that's a big help, thank you, thank you so much, thank you so much


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