Hello all, I have a Cisco 2500 Series, with 2 wans and 1 lan. The wan0 is default router, but the other doesn't work because all packets backs using the default router. I need a static route that says: Everything that comes from IP X go to wan1. But i just know how to do static routes using the destination address. Somebody can help me? Thanks, Rafael

I'm not sure what you either said or trying to do... But there is no 'default' port on this router. Its all in what you program into the interface and where the interface connects to Now you can filter traffic from your lan using access lists to direct which wan interface a IP uses. Just put a access list for each wan allowing IP-Range and blocking IP-range. You do this for both WAN interfaces Example: I put serial for reference. Use whatever interface you have. int s0 configure access list to allow IP range x configure access list to block IP range x int s1 configure access list to allow IP range x configure access list to block IP range x Now access lists are somewhat complex and I'll not go into detail. Goto Cisco.com and do some homework, afterall this is a volunteer forum and you are probably getting paid to do this... :P

Thanks! I think that it will work. My job is not to configure ciscos, I'm getting paid to configure a FreeBSD. But I was the only guy that knew how to do basic cisco reconfiguration, and I had this problem... thanks for the help!

no problem good luck. Would appreciate reposting your results if it works ok? thanks