hello all,

ok i have a problem and i will try to explain it as simply as possible. i have a cisco as2511rj router with 16 async ports. what i want is to setup the router in such a way that i can use one of the async port with a async modem to connect to the local ISP. i have already a running network at my home right now. i wanted to use the router as a proxy server so all the hosts can connect to the internet via the router.

i was hoping if u can send me all the configurations need for this and how do i go about it. i think i will require to apply NAT to make this work. pls help me in all ways possible so i can set it up as soon as possible. i was wondering if some1 can show me how to implement this.

thanks to one and all. i hope i have given all the required info so u all can work on it. if u require any other info pls do let me know so i can tell u all that i missed here.

thanks once again and hope u guys/gals can reply soon.

thanks.

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hello all,

ok i have a problem and i will try to explain it as simply as possible. i have a cisco as2511rj router with 16 async ports. what i want is to setup the router in such a way that i can use one of the async port with a async modem to connect to the local ISP. i have already a running network at my home right now. i wanted to use the router as a proxy server so all the hosts can connect to the internet via the router.

i was hoping if u can send me all the configurations need for this and how do i go about it. i think i will require to apply NAT to make this work. pls help me in all ways possible so i can set it up as soon as possible. i was wondering if some1 can show me how to implement this.

thanks to one and all. i hope i have given all the required info so u all can work on it. if u require any other info pls do let me know so i can tell u all that i missed here.

thanks once again and hope u guys/gals can reply soon.

thanks.

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thanks for ur help in what u said and i will try to implement it as u have told but i was wondering... dont u think that v have to use NAT in order to use the router with a real IP to link to the IP on the network? pls advise if u can...

thanks once again...

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Originally posted by gohar
thanks for ur help in what u said and i will try to implement it as u have told but i was wondering... dont u think that v have to use NAT in order to use the router with a real IP to link to the IP on the network? pls advise if u can...

thanks once again...

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No hassles man,

yes, you will need NAT, specifically overloaded NAT (aka PAT), and I forgot the specifics in my original post because I wrote it in quite a rush.

you'll need a config like the following:
access-list 1 permit (ip-net-to-nat) (cisco-mask-of-net)
ip nat pool outside-global (valid-ip-outside-address start) (address end) (subnet mask)
ip nat inside source list 1 pool outside-global
interface Dialer1
ip nat outside
interface Ethernet0
ip nat inside

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hi!

thanks sidodgers. i am grateful to u for ur help and all others... i will def. try this config. and let u know if it works... i have not done NAT till now so i have no idea about it, but will study n let u know.

i wanted to know if it is possible to dial-out the AS2511-RJ as default as it is made for dial-in access and what r the parameters that r to be setup for dial-out.

thanks for 1 and all....

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