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Re: Cisco filtering Commands

To: Jose Pereira Van-Dunem <jvd at ebonet.net>
Subject: Re: Cisco filtering Commands
From: Rob Hunter <robh at uunet.co.za>
Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2000 11:19:52 +0200 (SAST)
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Hello All

I got the network 216.252.178.128/28 from my Sattelite Downtream Provider.

I intended to use my PTT as my upstream provider but, unfortunatly, my PTT rejected to route my network 216.252.178.128/28. So, on my border router, i configured a tunnel between my Cisco and the Cisco of my sattelite downstream provider (Through my PTT Cisco router). Please see:

!
interface Tunnel0
description Interpacket link
ip address 216.226.254.250 255.255.255.252
no logging event subif-link-status
bandwidth 768
tunnel source 193.132.121.1
tunnel destination 209.198.244.254
!

Now, my upstream traffic is transiting through my PTT but they do not know it !!

My question is:

Suppose, tomorow they know about it !

Can my PTT staff run commands on their Cisco router to filter my upstream traffic through that tunnel (though the PTT)? Is it possible ?

Thanks in advance !

Jose Pereira Van-Dunem

PAcomm - EBONet

jvd at ebonet.net

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