I have just bought a Mikrotik RB750 for my office use. I have never used the the Mikrotik. I have static IP’s for my office. This is what I want to do.
Need to connect 3 servers and office Wifi to Mikrotik on ports 2,3,4,5.
use Port 1 as the WAN and access to the router remotely( Managed to do this)
Need to login to the server via ssh and http
41.160.33.41 = cpe on roof/gateway
41.160.33.46 = mikrotik router- port 1(Gateway)
41.160.33.45 = Office router,port 4
41.160.33.42 = linux server, port 2
41.160.33.43 = linux server, port 3
41.160.33.44 = Windows server port 5
You will probably need to set up one to one NAT to do what you want. You can narrow down the NAT rules so that it will only forward certain things to the servers, or use the firewall filter.
1.) Assign every public IP you want to use to the WAN interface of the MikroTik.
2.) Set up your LAN on a private subnet how you want.
3.) Set up dst-nat rules to forward specific public IPs to specific private IPs.
4.) Set up src-nat rules to NAT connections coming from the servers out what IPs you want.