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ip default gateway command
When would you use the "ip default-gateway" command in a cisco router?
Do you only use the "ip default-gateway" command it when ip routing is disabled?
Which is better. Having IP routing enabled or defining a default gateway?
How does this differ from gateway of last resort?
Thanks
Do you only use the "ip default-gateway" command it when ip routing is disabled?
Which is better. Having IP routing enabled or defining a default gateway?
How does this differ from gateway of last resort?
Thanks
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Hi Disolved.
Thanks for the "A" :-)
Thanks for the "A" :-)
I had a cisco soho router, which NAT with my Office internal LAN behind.
on this router, i had placed a command
ip 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 <isp_wan_ip>
this will also internet traffic to comes into and go out via my router.
I just order a new sets of 14 LAN ip address, which I will need to conffig for my LAN
Internet
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ATM0 : 210.210.100.82 / 30
cisco router
Ethernet0 : 64.64.100.145 / 28
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interface : 64.64.100.146 / 28
Firewall
interface : 192.168.20.1 / 24
The firewall of course will do an NAT for 192.168.20.1 .
But what sort of ip route i need to put in my cisco router?
or do i need need to use ip default-gateway command ?
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