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IT question
Just set up my home lab which consists of the following:
3 2501 Routers
1 2900XL Switch
1 Linksys Router (wireless)
I got my ISP's modem going to Router A which is then connected to Router B through serial. Router B is then connected to the switch which is then connected to either computers or the Linksys. Router C isn't in the mix yet.
I got RouterA's ethernet to pull the DHCP from the ISP and can resolve DNS names.
Problem I'm having is with the NAT. RouterA's ethernet is going to be the outside interface. RouterA's serial is going to be an inside interface.
Does RouterB need any kind of NAT? Or just a static route from ethernet(to switch) to serial(to RouterA)
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3 2501 Routers
1 2900XL Switch
1 Linksys Router (wireless)
I got my ISP's modem going to Router A which is then connected to Router B through serial. Router B is then connected to the switch which is then connected to either computers or the Linksys. Router C isn't in the mix yet.
I got RouterA's ethernet to pull the DHCP from the ISP and can resolve DNS names.
Problem I'm having is with the NAT. RouterA's ethernet is going to be the outside interface. RouterA's serial is going to be an inside interface.
Does RouterB need any kind of NAT? Or just a static route from ethernet(to switch) to serial(to RouterA)
Halp!
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