donemore2003
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Static Routing
I am doing an IP migration for my network. The equipment in the other comapny is running IP Base IOS therefore unable to run EIGRP, or can I? I have multiple VLAN's that I want to be advertised into the MPLS cloud by the provider.
I have 8 subnets I want to advertise. The Provider has a Ciso router with static route for my subnets pointing to VLAN 1 on mt 3750. I would like to configure a port connecting to the provider as trunk and default native VLAN. The Provider is assigned IP from VLAN 1. Willl this work?
It's a temp solution until I replace equipment that run EIGRP.
Thanks,
I have 8 subnets I want to advertise. The Provider has a Ciso router with static route for my subnets pointing to VLAN 1 on mt 3750. I would like to configure a port connecting to the provider as trunk and default native VLAN. The Provider is assigned IP from VLAN 1. Willl this work?
It's a temp solution until I replace equipment that run EIGRP.
Thanks,
ok, so just to clarify, you have 8 subnets (8 VLANS) that you want to advertise and you can't run EIGRP because you are running IOS base. Is that correct? If so, you don't need to trunk the 3750's to the router - you can create a P2P link from the 3750's to the router. Also, If you are only running 8 subnets on a stack of 3750's and a router, why do you need to run EIGRP?
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What version IOS do you currently have?
Have you tried entering the commands required?
Routing should be enabled (first enter a router of last resort for the next hop if not):
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 <next hop gateway IP address>
ip routing
router eigrp 1
The second part is not clear. You have 8 subnets, so is there another network between your kit and the provider's router, your IP address statically configured by them for your networks and you have theirs configured as your default next hop? I don't understand why you would want a trunk - a layer 3 interface or access port using an SVI would do.