I have treied this before, and eventually had it to work, but cannot recall what eventually fixed it.
what I am essentially doing is using a 493, set up to be a firewall, and nat 2 ranges of Ips out Ether 2. ie 10.10.10.0/24 and 192.168.17.1. This works.
What my next step is is to connect ANOTHER 493 to this firewall, and have access to it.
I wanted to keep a 10.10.10.6 IP on ether 1 of it, and then ether 2-5 as Mainfloor ports, and Ethers 6 -9 as Basement Ether ports.
Main floor ports are bridged, with DHCP server on the bridge, and likewise for the basement ports.
Nat rule made for each range, and out interface is ether 1.
This does not work. Where am I messing up?
I want to leave the second 493 to assign Ip's, I do not want to have the other traffic on my private lan.
I have set up DNS on both 493's and allowed remote requests.
One last werench.. the two 493's are not connected via ethernet cable, but rather over a couple other devices with wireless WDS bridges, just made it simple to understand and removed those. But they are all in bridging. ( I know, switch to routed network) THis is not a ISP network, just private lan, its not going to get huge. Just 5 locations networked.
Would it e easier to set up an EoIP from ether 1 to the main 493 firewall, and have a public IP be assigned to the second 493?
Thanks for some help!
One funny thing, nothing works except Skype connects somehow. in the above setup I have.