pm3-2B01245-bvd> show route
Destination Mask Gateway Source Flag Met Interface
----------------- ---- -------------------- ------- ---- --- ---------
0.0.0.0 0 207.7.40.225 local NS 1 ether0
207.227.46.227 32 207.227.46.227 local HLC 1 ptp37
207.227.46.233 32 207.227.46.233 local HL 1 ptp6
207.227.46.213 32 207.227.46.213 local HL 1 ptp46
<SNIP>
207.7.40.224 27 207.7.40.226 local NL 1 ether0
When a packet arrives at your 2er for your /27 and /28, it gets forwarded
to your PM3. Because the PM3 doesn't have any entry for this network
(assuming the PM3 hasn't assigned it yet), the PM3 forwards the packet to
the the PM3's default route - the 2er which is going to send it right
back.
This will probably work once users start dialing in. If you want to test
it (from your earlier posts I assume you still haven't got PRI's), you
could configure line0/line1 on the PM3 for fractional T1, and add the
first channel of line0 to channel group 1, and the first channel of line1
to it's channel group 1. Then a crossover T1 cable (1 - 4,2 - 5) between
line 0 and line 1. When you reboot, you'll now have w0 and w24.
Configure these with your new addresses, give w0 w24's address as a
destination and vice-versa and you should be set. Not very useful, but a
lot of fun!
You'll have to excuse my rambling - only 2 hours sleep in the last 48.
On Fri, 27 Feb 1998, Mia's Virtual Post Office wrote:
> Date: Fri, 27 Feb 1998 18:13:56 -0600
> From: Mia's Virtual Post Office <list@mia.net>
> To: PortMaster Users <portmaster-users@livingston.com>
> Subject: Re: (PM) Routing Problems (fwd)
>
> What am I doing wrong?... I am using my PM2eR as a router.... It is
> currently populated with dial in analog lines. We have a new PM3 and CT1
> in the works. I have a new block of 48 IP's for use with the PM3. What
> I need to do, is simply route the new IP's to that device, using the PM2
> as a router. Here is what I have done, per my upstream providers
> instructions:
>
>
> I have a new block of 48 IP addresses for a PM3 dial-in, which begins at
> 156.46.46.32 and ends at 156.46.46.79.
>
> To use them on my PM3 on my network, I have done the following:
>
> 1. Configured the PM3's ethernet port with an IP address on my
> existing network segment (206.190.23.192/26).
>
> 2. Set the assigned pool base address on my PM3 with the command "set
> assigned 156.46.46.32".
>
> 3. Set the pool side on the PM3 with the command "set pool 48".
>
> 4. Rebooted the PM3 for the settings to take effect.
>
> 5. On our Livingston gateway router(PM2eR) that connects to our upscale
> provider, I added 2 static routes with the following commands:
>
> add route 156.46.46.32/27 206.190.23.X 1
> add route 156.46.46.64/28 206.190.23.X 1
>
> Where the "X" is the address of the ethernet port on the PM3.
>
> 6. Since I am going to be able to use every single IP address in this
> block, my provider created a "shim domain" name of "32-mia" so I can do
> inverse DNS for all of the addresses. I made my DNS server authoritative
> for a domain named "32-mia.46.46.156.in-addr.arpa"
>
> My Problem is, that when I try to ping 156.46.46.32 and so on, it fails..
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> --------------------------------
> Here is a copy of the Global Config of both the PM2 and PM3
>
> PM2> sh global
> System Name: mia
> Default Host: 0.0.0.0
> Alternate Hosts:
> IP Gateway: 206.190.25.101
> Gateway Metric: 1
> Default Routing: Quiet (Off)
> Name Service: DNS
> Name Server: 0.0.0.0
> Domain: mia.net
> Telnet Access Port: 23
> Loghost: 0.0.0.0
> Maximum PMconsole: 1
> Assigned Address: 206.190.23.225 (Pool Size 30)
> RADIUS Server: 206.190.23.194
> Alternate Server: 206.190.23.197
> Accounting Server: 206.190.23.194
> Alt. Acct. Server: 206.190.23.197
> PPP Authentication: PAP: on CHAP: on
> Disabled Modules: IPX OSPF BGP
> --------------------------------
>
> PM3> sh global
> System Name: mia.net
> Default Host: 0.0.0.0
> Alternate Hosts:
> IP Gateway: 206.190.23.193
> Gateway Metric: 1
> Default Routing: Broadcast, Listen (On)
> Name Service: DNS
> Name Server: 0.0.0.0
> Domain: mia.net
> Telnet Access Port: 23
> Loghost: 0.0.0.0
> Maximum PMconsole: 1
> Assigned Address: 156.46.46.32 (Pool Size 48)
> RADIUS Server: 206.190.23.194
> Alternate Server: 206.190.23.197
> Accounting Server: 206.190.23.194
> Alt. Acct. Server: 206.190.23.197
> PPP Authentication: PAP: on CHAP: on
> ISDN Switch Type: ATT-5ESS
> End Point Disc: None
> Disabled Modules: SNMP OSPF BGP
>
> Thanx again...
> regards,
> jer
>
>
> Ameritech, Our Link To Disaster
>
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