Hehe, education you pay - you have my email then.
And oops looks my short sentence created confusion - pole.
NAT does not affect adm distance whatsoever and NEVER will. i intended to direct my urgument to mean the autofailover bit over when doing NAT on same router. Nat will have to switch btwn int 1 and int 2 or vlan x to vlan y - thts what i meant.
The IP SLA will work together with adm distance but not DISTANCE Alone - may be my routers are old and don't understand this.
I have done this many times - so i know it works on same router.
Sorry if i wasn't clear. For more ask me for mpesa...number...
WIlson.
On 16 September 2011 12:28, John Doe
<fivepings@gmail.com> wrote:
@ Thuo,
I'd love to be educated on two things here:
How NAT would affect Administrative distance or vice versa and how you'd implement IP SLA without two routes with different AD.
Sounds like the kind of thing you'd find on a CCIE lab exam if at all its possible.
On 15 September 2011 12:05, Edwin Ngige
<edwinngige@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear John,
All end user link terminate in our NOC.
They are all over Kenya, mode of lastmile mostly Kenstream ( Serial) and Fibre.
Boss, you know my number - this is sooo simple with IP SLA.
Distance wont work especially when NAT is happening on same router.
WIlson./
Regards
Edwin Ngige
254 722 841853
@ Edwin.
Two words,
Administrative Distance.
I do not have a budget as of now, I want to get options and if possible if there is no hardware change. Both side`s is cisco vendor.
Regards,
Edwin Ngige
254 722 841853
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