Adding a static Route to remote network

[mdalton]

Hello all… I need to add a route to my NGX R60 (172.18.1.1)

All Nodes in my LAN are 172.18.XXX.XXX 255.255.0.0 GW 172.18.1.1



By a route this is what I mean.



My default Gateway of all LAN nodes is 172.18.1.1, which is my NGX R60. ALLTRAFFIC goes out the Gateway. This can’t and will not be changed.



I now have added a second network, a remote network if you will, this remote network IP scheme is 10.10.10.XXX. To get to that network you need to send the traffic to 172.18.1.250. (A Cisco 1720)



I am assuming I need to create a route statement in the NGX R60 that states all 10.10.10.XXX traffic go to this IP 172.18.1.250, all other traffic out to the internet.



Question? How would I do that, I am not able to add hardware or make any real changes to the cisco, as I believe that this should and can be done inside the NGX R60.



Here is a PDF showing what I am “trying” to do.



http://www.westcoastpc.net/mpls.pdf



172.18.1.250 has been configured to get to 10.10.10.XXX I just to send the traffic that way, currently all traffic goes out to the internet.



Please help, I am dying over here!

[sebastan_bach]

hi in checkpoint there is no issue in sending the traffic out back of the same interface . so in checkpoint u just need to add a static route for the 10.10.x.x network pointing to the cisco router. rest everything should work fine.

if u are not good with the cli i hope u are using checkpoint splat right. open the gui of the checkpoint. i guess it should be https://172.18.1.1.

in the gui there is a link for network connections just add a route for the 10 network and specify the gateway and the exit interface.

this should do the work.

let me know it doesn;t work out. i will surely try to help u out.

regards

sebastan

[hotice_]

Pretty straigthforward.

you can also go via command line and use the syscommand ...much faster then the clumsy WebGUI

[chillyjim]

Just remember to update your topology or you'll end up with anti-spoofing errors.