In my lab environment here at work, we have an adsl line which we use to test configs on hsrp backup that we use at manufacturing sites. This adsl line would also serve great as an "outside" line for certain testing that cannot be done while on the internal mpls. I guess I feel stupid in asking, but I have never run across this issue. How does one NAT to an external interface that is running dhcp? I thought about using something like dynamic dns, but I was wondering if there is anything easier to use. Currently, the router handling the adsl is just a cisco 871.
Basically, I want to toss one vlan on a fasteth port which nats to the external address. Again, I have never run across needing to NAT to a dhcp address...so this is crazy to me.
Basically, I want to toss one vlan on a fasteth port which nats to the external address. Again, I have never run across needing to NAT to a dhcp address...so this is crazy to me.
