Hi;
I have been doing internet sales. I want to build a real IP address of the hotspot users. You can do this with what settings.
network diagram;
Does not anyone help?
English I do not know exactly. I want to give the user the range of ip that your internet service provider.
Unless that subnet is routed to you via your ISP, you cannot directly assign public IP addresses like that. You will need to get in touch with them for that. There are also a couple of other options if you are unable to do that.
The first is to do one-to-one NAT. You won’t be able to assign the public IP address directly to the machine, but by doing NAT like that, the outside world will see them as having a public IP.
The second option is to use proxy-arp. This is an ugly hack and can cause a lot of problems for the upstream provider, so should be used as a last resort. The very first step you need to do before trying this solution is to contact your ISP and ask them if turning on proxy arp will cause issues for them, and get the green light from them. You will also potentially cause issues for any other device that is on the WAN along with your router. The reason why it can cause issues and it is an ugly hack is because it responds for every IP address as if it owns it, so if your WAN is bridged, it will cause issues for others on the ISP network, and since it replies for everything, anything else using a public IP address will have to fight with it as well.
You basically turn on proxy-arp on your WAN. After that is done, go to IP route, and assign specific IP addresses to the dst-address, with a gateway of your LAN interface. You can then assign the public IP address to your LAN computers.
More than one ISP. Much with metro Ethernet to IP address. . I agreed. How do I do this with Mikrotik users to get you?
If you have a set of addresses that you want to use on both providers network, then you need to get your own AS number and do something like BGP so the address space is available on both providers networks.