My ISP is giving 2 IPs (A.B.C.D and E.F.G.H - different network) for WAN connection. I want to use one IP (A.B.C.D) for broadband connectivity and other (E.F.G.H) for hosting our websites (NAT the address and forward port 80). I configure IP (A.B.C.D) for broadband connectivity and works perfectly. I create a VLAN in WAN interface and configure IP (E.F.G.H) in it. I can ping the VLAN interface from internet. But I can’t NAT the interface for configuring Webserver.
How can I configure both IPs for Broadband connectivity and hosting webserver.
Any information from MT ?
why? what’s stopping you from doing that?
Please suggest me a recommended configuration.
As I mention in the first post, I configure the second IP in a VLAN under WAN port. but it’s not working correctly. I can ping to the VLAN interface. But because of unknown reason, it’s not working as I want.
but what exactly do you want? what do you configure, what do you check and what does work not as you expect?
Our ISP give two IPs 103.12.x.x and 45.85.x.x on same fiber. I want to configure 103.12.x.x for 192.168.0.0/24 and 45.85.x.x for 172.16.0.0/24
I successfully configure 103.12.x.x on WAN and 192.168.0.0/24 on ether1. I don’t know how to configure 45.85.x.x for 172.16.0.0/24 on ether2.
You said you created a VLAN. Did your ISP tell you that you need VLAN? Or maybe you just need to add 45.85.x.x on WAN interface together with 103.12.x.x?
you just need to add 45.85.x.x on WAN interface together with 103.12.x.x?
Yes, I want to host webserver on 45.85.x.x (NATed 172.16.0.0/24).
I mean, do not create VLAN on etherX, add second address directly to etherX
Can I NAT that address to 172.16.x.x and forward port 80 to WAN ?
You don’t need a VLAN to configure That. But why not do a port forwarding instead. Can u do a sketch diagramme of your network ? what really do u want to achieve with it.
Thanks, I will try and post the result.