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Cannot configure a default route

Hi there-
I posted this question as part of another question on the Up2Date forum, but I realized it really belongs here.
I have an ASG120 that is situated between office A and office B. The "internal" interface is in office A, and the "external" interface is in office B. The ASG's route to the internet is back through office A, since office B is a dead end. Don't ask me why; that's what my predecessor did.
I want all of the traffic that is to a subnet not directly connected the firewall to go back into Office A's network. I've been putting static routes to every subnet I need, but that gets cumbersome after a while.
I've been working on Cisco devices for 16+ years, and I know what I want to do, but I can't seem to find that magic way of putting it to an ASG that works.
Thanks
Yappi

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0 BAlfson over 14 years ago

Hi, Yappi, and welcome to the User BB!

Sometime, things are so easy with the Astaro, that experienced Cisco folks "break" things because they're used to life being complicated! [:D]

Let me restate your problem with a diagram to be sure I understand it:

Internet Router Network A ASG120 Network B

Is that correct? If so, then the devices in Network B should have the IP of "Internal (Address)" as their default gateway. The Astaro's External interface should have a netmask that corresponds to Network A, and, for its default gateway, it should have the internal IP of the Router. That should be all you need to do.

Does that resolve your issue?

Cheers - Bob
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