07-16-2008 07:41 PM - edited 03-06-2019 12:14 AM
How would I go about enabling hairpin routing?
I need the Cisco to take a packet from an internal device that's destined for the Di0 IP to be forwarded back internally according to the existing port forwarding rules.
No-one seems to know how, surely there's a guru out there that knows how to get it done!
(Current config attached)
07-16-2008 09:09 PM
try to make an loopback interface and make nat insdie
on this loopback make apply a route map the redirect matched traffic by an acl to use an exit interface in the set command statment
*not sure about it
but, good luck
if worked rate :)
07-24-2008 04:59 PM
I gave up, pulled the bloody Cisco out and put in an bridging modem, with an embedded solution behind it doing IPTABLES and PPPoE.
Problem solved.
Get your act together Cisco! That's 2 things I've found that the 800 series cannot do.
- Port forwarding ranges
- Hairpinning
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