Special NAT configuration with route-map?

Hi,

currently I have the following NAT setup with a Cisco 2801:

A (nat inside) <-> C2801 <-> B (nat outside)

So the C2801 has two ethernet interfaces, one of them configured
as "ip nat inside", the other as "ip nat outside".
Some nat settings are already configured on the C2801 (IOS 12.4(7))
which are mostly

ip nat inside source route-map ...
or
ip nat inside source static

Everything works fine so far.

Now I have to add a very special nat with the following properties
depending on the outside source address:

Traffic arriving from side B with a special source address
and a special destination address should get a new destination address
on the C2801 in the following manner

Source/outside is from net 10.1.1.0/24
Destination/outside is 192.168.140.135
Source/inside should be the same address as S outside
Destination/outside should be 192.168.128.135

I think this could be done with

ip nat outside source static ...

but I can't figure the right syntax.

And even more: can I have the same behaviour with more than one
address with Destination/outside from 192.168.140.0/24 with a fixed
rewriting 192.168.140.x -> 192.168.128.x?

Again I can not figure out the correct syntax, but possibly there would
be something with route-map?

Any hints are appreciated!

TIA

Andre

 

um,
as a hint
access-list 10 permit ip source_ip wildcardmask
route-map special_con permit 99
match ip adress 10
set ip next-hop ip_where_u_wanna_route
!
!

in this case , whatever matches the access list 10 will be routed to ip_where_u_wanna_route

if u want to redist;
asuming u are using ospf ;
redistrubute ospf your_ospf route map special_con

this is how route maps are used