I have a question about NAT on a cisco router. I have attached a simple network topology, a router with two ISP connection. I would appreciate if somebody could help me, or give me a sample configuration making the incoming connections fail over to the secondary ISP2 when ISP1 fails. Inbound connections to web/smtp servers, making these services available through ISP2 when ISP1 fails.
The fail over outbound connection works with IP SLA, ISP1 being the primary connection, but I have problem with the port forwarding configuration to make the services available.
Thank you
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Port Forwarding NAT
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This may not be something that you configure on your end if you're talking about inbound to your web server from your ISP. The ISPs are different companies. They probably run BGP that is doing this to give your customers access to the public IP of your web server via static NAT.
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
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