2 Public IP

Hi All,

i have 2 public IP coming from single UTP. i want to create NAT for 2 servers. my question is

  1. can i assign 2 public IP into single interface?
  2. i know to assign into interface, but not IP address for NAT. can you guys show the way. tq

you mean you want to use two public ip address to one server having single NIC ?
or you want to use both the ips to router and want to dst-nat the local ip to make it reachable via public network ?
please ,clarify.

i want to do 1 public IP NAT to 1 private IP. but this 2 public IP coming from single UTP/link.

No problem at all. I’ve recently spun something similar up for a customer request.
My use case was pppoe-out1 with static IP X.X.X.1 and then it had a /29 of routed IP’s Y.Y.Y.0/29 of which each port in the router (RB3011) was going to have a different LAN range but traffic coming from a corresponding public IP.
EG;
ether1 = 192.168.1.1 = Y.Y.Y.1
ether2 = 192.168.2.1 = Y.Y.Y.2

The pppoe-client (or router if you like) used the X.X.X.1
Then using src-nat rules (note not masquerade), src-address=192.168.1.0/24 action=src-nat to-address=Y.Y.Y.1
dst-nat rules are just set up as you would any other dst-address Y.Y.Y.2 action=dst-nat to-address=192.168.2.200

I think that’s what you were asking, my explanation is probably a little lacking in some details but essentially the answer is YES :sunglasses: