02-20-2002 06:52 AM - edited 03-01-2019 08:33 PM
We are giving access to our customers through 2 CISCO 3640, each CISCO has 2 PRI ISDN interfaces . Behind these routers we have a FW over a Sun workstation. Our telco has configured the PRI numbers with 'load balancing' this means that every call goes to a different PRI , then we must work with a dynamic routes. I've configured RIP in routers and the objective is to update the firewall's route table periodically. IP's range customers are 172.24.0.0 , but in our lab the fw workstation always gets this route :
route 172.24.0.0 gateway ROUTER A ; then, if a 172.24.56.3 customer connects by the ROUTER B the firewall haven´t got the correct route!!!
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| | Web Server
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---------------------- 10.202.112 DMZ
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| | Sun Solaris 5.8
| | Firewall Check Point v4.1
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-------------------- 10.202.118
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-------- --------
| |CISCO | |CISCO
| A |3640 | B |3640
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-------- --------
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PRI1 PRI2 PRI3 PRI4
Could you help me please?
Thanks in advance
02-27-2002 01:16 PM
It looks like routing is working normally on the 3600s but Checkpoint isnt grabbing the updates frequently. Have you considered using IOS Firewall on the routers to replace the checkpoint box?
03-21-2002 02:13 AM
Thank you very much for your advice. It would be a good solution but there are a lot of scenarios where CHECKPOINT was installed before CISCO and it is necessary that they work together. That is my situation.
Best regards,
Juan Manuel López
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