Re: (usr-tc) changing IP pool
Kirk, You need to add an address from the subnet of the pool that you added to the ethernet interface of the HiperArc that doles out those ip's. For instance, if you added a pool of size 200, starting address 192.168.1.10, you would need to add an unused IP from that range to the ethernet port of the hiperArc; ie: "add ip network somename address 192.168.1.2 interface eth:1 enabled yes". Of course, you would need 192.168.1.1 (or other unassigned IP from that range) assigned to the corresponding interface on your Cisco to complete the route. HTH, Justin
I was able to get the new pool in over the weekend with Krish's help, but the ARC isn't routing to the new pool. Apparently I'm missing something.
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At 11:10 AM 1/10/00 -0600, Justin wrote:
Kirk,
You need to add an address from the subnet of the pool that you added to the ethernet interface of the HiperArc that doles out those ip's. For instance, if you added a pool of size 200, starting address 192.168.1.10, you would need to add an unused IP from that range to the ethernet port of the hiperArc; ie: "add ip network somename address 192.168.1.2 interface eth:1 enabled yes". Of course, you would need 192.168.1.1 (or other unassigned IP from that range) assigned to the corresponding interface on your Cisco to complete the route.
You had me for a second there, than ya lost me :) My apologies for not being router clue'd, and again for not having a Cisco(I'm working on changing both). My router's an OpenRoute, and does have the 2nd class C listed and appears to be routing to it ok. I assigned an IP from the new class C to a server NIC and was able to get to a test website in that IP from outside my network. Back to the TC...I take it then that I need to assign an address from the new class C to the ARC. I wasn't aware that the ARC could have more than 1 address, and was hoping to leave it with the address it has from my original class C. I can shuffle things though if that's not possible. I'd imagine that I should assign the NMC a new address also. Is there any way to find out the name of the network that's already assigned? Here's what I have currently...the pool is from the 204.171.31.0/24 and the new class C is 204.171.145.0/24 CONFIGURED DEFAULT ROUTERS Address Mask Gateway Metric State 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 204.171.31.1 1 ENABLED HiPer>> sh ip rou IP ROUTER SETTINGS IP Router Administrative Status: ENABLED IP Static Remote Routes: ENABLED IP LAN Host Address: 204.171.31.2 IP Autonomous System Number 1 IP Max Table Size: 11400 IP Max Metric Entries: 512 IP RIP ENABLED IP Number RIP Interfaces: 0 IP Number RIP Neighbors: 0 IP RIP Flags: METRICS SEND_REQUEST Thanks, -- Kirk Mitchell-General Manager mitch@keyconn.net Keystone Connect Unlock Your World Altoona, PA 814-941-5000 http://www.keyconn.net - To unsubscribe to usr-tc, send an email to "majordomo@xmission.com" with "unsubscribe usr-tc" in the body of the message. For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. Do not use quotes in your message.
You had me for a second there, than ya lost me :) My apologies for not being router clue'd, and again for not having a Cisco(I'm working on changing both). My router's an OpenRoute, and does have the 2nd class C listed and appears to be routing to it ok. I assigned an IP from the new class C to a server NIC and was able to get to a test website in that IP from outside my network.
If that's the case, then it should be safe to assume (remember what your English teacher told you?)that routing is working except to the HARC.
Back to the TC...I take it then that I need to assign an address from the new class C to the ARC. I wasn't aware that the ARC could have more than 1 address, and was hoping to leave it with the address it has from my original class C.
Your HARC can have more than one IP address assigned to the ethernet interface. I can shuffle things though if that's not possible. I'd
imagine that I should assign the NMC a new address also.
My NMC is on a different subnet than my HARC. 3Com said that's not the way it was intended, but it works fine for me.
Is there any way to find out the name of the network that's already assigned?
li ip net
Here's what I have currently...the pool is from the 204.171.31.0/24 and the new class C is 204.171.145.0/24 CONFIGURED DEFAULT ROUTERS Address Mask Gateway Metric State 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 204.171.31.1 1 ENABLED HiPer>> sh ip rou
IP ROUTER SETTINGS IP Router Administrative Status: ENABLED IP Static Remote Routes: ENABLED IP LAN Host Address: 204.171.31.2 IP Autonomous System Number 1 IP Max Table Size: 11400 IP Max Metric Entries: 512 IP RIP ENABLED IP Number RIP Interfaces: 0 IP Number RIP Neighbors: 0 IP RIP Flags: METRICS SEND_REQUEST
OK, so here's what we need to do: Add the new pool to the HARC: add ip pool poolname init 204.171.145.x size xx Add new IP address to ethernet interface: add ip network somename address 204.171.145.x interface eth:1 enabled yes Add new default gateway for new IP Pool (point it to your router): add ip defaultroute gateway 204.171.145.1 Save it: save all That should get you going! __________________________________ Justin Ellison System Administrator InternetUSA sysadmin@nebi.com http://nebi.com 800-603-3502 - To unsubscribe to usr-tc, send an email to "majordomo@xmission.com" with "unsubscribe usr-tc" in the body of the message. For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. Do not use quotes in your message.
At 12:16 PM 1/10/00 -0600, System Administrator wrote:
If that's the case, then it should be safe to assume (remember what your English teacher told you?)that routing is working except to the HARC.
That's a safe assumption :)
Your HARC can have more than one IP address assigned to the ethernet interface.
Does it need to have an address from the class C it's using as pool?
My NMC is on a different subnet than my HARC. 3Com said that's not the way it was intended, but it works fine for me.
It's be easier for me to keep ARC and NMC within the same class C, whichever one it ends up being.
Is there any way to find out the name of the network that's already assigned?
li ip net
But that only...ah...I see...what threw me was the original network was named "IP". I wonder what dummy picked that name 2 years ago :) Name Prot Interface State Type Network Address ip IP eth:1 ENA STAT 204.171.31.2/C
OK, so here's what we need to do: Add the new pool to the HARC: add ip pool poolname init 204.171.145.x size xx
Done
Add new IP address to ethernet interface: add ip network somename address 204.171.145.x interface eth:1 enabled yes
So what's there won't work for 204.171.145.x? CONFIGURED DEFAULT ROUTERS Address Mask Gateway Metric State 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 204.171.31.1 1 ENABLED
Add new default gateway for new IP Pool (point it to your router): add ip defaultroute gateway 204.171.145.1
My router is at 204.171.31.1, so I need to add an 204.171.145.x IP to it also? Many thanks, -- Kirk Mitchell-General Manager mitch@keyconn.net Keystone Connect Unlock Your World Altoona, PA 814-941-5000 http://www.keyconn.net - To unsubscribe to usr-tc, send an email to "majordomo@xmission.com" with "unsubscribe usr-tc" in the body of the message. For information on digests or retrieving files and old messages send "help" to the same address. Do not use quotes in your message.
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