[rbak-nsp] NAT & SOHO Routes - problem

Michał Korzeniowski Michal.Korzeniowski at metrointernet.pl
Thu Oct 21 08:15:32 EDT 2010


Hello.
Recently I was fighting with the
configuration of
NAT and with your help I succeeded.
At the moment I have a problem
with customers who have
SOHO routers.
Customers complain that
web pages are slow to open, and often to open the page they need to refresh it.
When the same router is
connected  tio the
public network (without NAT) problem
disappears.

Thank You
for any suggestion!
my config:


context BRAS
!

 no ip domain-lookup
!
 ip nat pool NAT_pool
napt multibind
  address
83.142.193.192/31
!
 nat policy NAT_policy
! Default
class
  pool
NAT_pool BRAS
!
 interface LAN
multibind

description BRAS LAN GW
  ip address
10.10.8.1/24
  ip address 83.142.197.1/24 secondary

dhcp server
interface
  ip arp proxy-arp
!
 interface WAN
  ip address 83.142.192.100/29
 no logging console
!
 aaa authentication
administrator local
 aaa authentication administrator
maximum sessions 1
 aaa authentication subscriber radius global

!
!
 subscriber default
   dhcp
max-addrs 1
!
 ip route 0.0.0.0/0 83.142.192.102
 no service ssh
server
!
 dhcp server policy

nak-on-subnet-deletion
   option subnet-mask
255.255.255.0
   option domain-name-server 91.189.24.2
83.142.192.2
   option domain-name mi.pl<http://mi.pl/>

offer-lease-time 300

default-lease-time 43200
   maximum-lease-time 43200
   subnet
10.10.8.0/24

option subnet-mask
255.255.255.0
     option
router 10.10.8.1
   subnet 83.142.197.0/24
     option
subnet-mask 255.255.255.0
     option router
83.142.197.1
!
port ethernet 2/1
 no shutdown
 encapsulation
dot1q
 dot1q pvc 2000 encapsulation multi

  bind
interface WAN BRAS
!
port ethernet 2/2
 no
shutdown
 encapsulation dot1q
 dot1q pvc 10
encapsulation multi
  service clips dhcp context BRAS





MK

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