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Breaking Subnet at home Router Cisco

Good Evening Gentlemen,

I'm having a problem trying to break a subnet ips valid embratel passed by on a home Router cisco 2800 series. I have the following topology as can be seen in attached picture. So that when I try to create the route for the subnet that are behind the firewall pointing to my server with the following command ip route 189.23.23.32 0.0.0.7 189.23.23.30 the home Router returns me the following error:

inetsafe (config) # ip route 189.23.23.32 0.0.0.7 189.23.23.30
% Inconsistent address and mask
inetsafe (config) #

Since jah thanks for your attention

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Tiago Eduardo Zacarias

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paolo bevilacqua
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0.0.0.7 ?

what is that, James Bond mask ?

Jennifer Halim
Cisco Employee
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Should be network mask:

ip route 189.23.23.32 255.255.255.248 189.23.23.30

That's right up there as the friend said I put in a wildcard format so that the router is returning me the error of mask. What may be where can go wrong?

As advised earlier, you have configured wild card as follows:

ip route 189.23.23.32 0.0.0.7 189.23.23.30

It should be subnet mask as advised:

ip route 189.23.23.32 255.255.255.248 189.23.23.30

Hello ladies.

In this scenario I created everything happened just in time to add the route to network as the friend above said swapped the wildcard mask for the masks and worked comun blz but put in my real situation with my real ips not working. Router reorna with message% Inconsistent address and mask after trying to add route to network remembering that I have a xxxx/28 transferred by my ISP. He broke into the home Router mainline xxxx/30 and then created the xxxx/29 network behind the firewall to pass the ips valid for customers ..


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Tiago Eduardo Zacarias

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