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Cisco PAT question

Asked by S0lar in Network Routers, Broadband Internet

Ok, here we go:
Cisco router 2851 with 4 interfaces:

int fe0/1/0 - ISP 1- main uplink, ip nat outside
int fe0/3/0 - ISP 2 - secondary uplink, ip nat outside
int ge0/0 - LAN, ip nat inside
int ge0/1 - LAN 2 - direct link to our second office (they have their ISP and don't use our uplinks) - ip nat outside

what we have working fine:
ip nat source static LAN.IP.ADD.RESS PORT ISP.1.ADDR.ESS_A  PORT
...
ip nat source LAN.IP.ADD.RESS PORT ISP.2.ADDR.ESS_B  PORT
..
what we want to have workin:
PAT   ISP1.ADDR.ESS.C => LAN2.IP.ADDR.ESS
the problem that AFAIK we need to make 2 translations:
a)first of all to change dst address when gettin packet on FE0/1/0 (to address LAN2.IP.ADDR.ESSC) - this thingy works ok!
b)and then to change src address when sending packet out from GE0/1 (because otherwise response to this packet will be sent via LAN2 default route to another ISP) - can't get it workin!!.
 
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