Give to local device public ip address (without nat)

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Have LAN address: 192.168.0.0/16

We have AS and the address pool: xxx.234.147.0/24

Configured bgp.

Configured dst-nat.

Everything works.

But there is one problem. We need to give the local device IP Address from xxx.234.147.0/24. for example xxx.234.147.12

How to set it up?

Sorry for my English.

2

Help me please!

3

Heeeeeeeeeeeeelp!

4

Do you have another IP range for the WAN connection ? a /30 from your ISP ?

You can put an IP from the /24 block onto the LAN eg xxx.234.147.1/24

Then you can disable your NAT rule.

Then local devices can have an address in xxx.234.147.0/24 and use xxx.234.147.1/24 as their gateway.

Hope that helps
Nick.

5

Thank you.
But I want to use NAT and at the same time give the public ip to one device

6

I suggest you to set the NAT and port-forward necessary port to target machine.

Cheers.

7

I need to have a working station was only a public ip address.
Thanks.

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Take a subnet out of your range, create a vlan(assuming you are using a switch) address the vlan and then add your hosts to that vlan with an address in the subnet you made and a gateway of your router address you put on the vlan interface. A standard ‘3 leg perimeter’ firewall type setup

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