Two ways I can see this happening (I set our up with RIP 2 1/2 years ago and
have not touched it so I may be a bit rusty).
First:
1) Enable ether0 on the IRX (208.130.151.1) for Listen
2) Enable broadcast/Listen on both PM2s (208.130.151.2 and .3)
3) set up your pools on the Pm2s.
Whan a call comes in on the PM2 at 208.130.151.2 and it is assigned address
(lets say) 208.128.115.2 the pm should send out a rip update of:
208.128.115.2/32 208.130.151.2 1
And all should be happy. Now it may take up to 1 min for this route to make
it to all routers involved and the user be able to get anywhere.
Second way (Someone PLEASE check my subneting):
1) Subnet the 208.128.115.0 network into subnets of say /27
(255.255.255.240) which should be 30 usable IPs per subnet.
2) Set the 208.128.115.0/27 net to the first pm2 (208.130.151.2) (address
208.128.115.1-.30) and 208.128.115.32/27 to the second PM2 (208.130.151.3)
(address 208.128.115.33-.62)
3) Add the following routes to the PMs and IRX:
208.128.115.0/27 208.130.151.2 1
208.128.115.32/27 208.130.151.3 1
Tom
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