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Point to Point routing?

majus457
Ok, so here is the deal, we have to offices, each with internet.
Each with ASG 7.5, and we were using VPN but it is to slow for our needs.

We brought in dual t1's bonded, point to point at both locations. I have setup 2 cisco 1721's for bonding and that is working fine, full 3Mbit. I setup the ASG with extra network interface for both cisco's, setup the route/nat/packet filters, I can ping each network just fine, I just can not connect to the servers, or VOIP.

One location has an internal network of 192.168.1.x, the other is 192.168.0.x
The cisco's are on 192.168.3.x and from 192.168.0.x I need to talk with the 192.168.1.x network. Ping works both ways. However for example if I try to map a samba mount I can't.

I need help, don't know what else to do...[:@]


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    Hmmm, a DNAT can't work here.  In 'Network >> Static Routing', create a gateway route for "other internal network" "via the ip address of the cisco 1721."

    Just curious, did you check with your cable provider to see what they would charge for 10MB digital lines as compared to dual T1s from the phone company?  It's been awhile since I shopped those things, so I'm curious.

    Cheers - Bob
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    Hmmm, a DNAT can't work here.  In 'Network >> Static Routing', create a gateway route for "other internal network" "via the ip address of the cisco 1721."

    Just curious, did you check with your cable provider to see what they would charge for 10MB digital lines as compared to dual T1s from the phone company?  It's been awhile since I shopped those things, so I'm curious.

    Cheers - Bob
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