We are testing a CC1009-8G router. I’ve got it working as a PPPoE client on the WAN side (behind a DrayTek for now)
We have a block of public IP’s that we’d like to use however I don’t know where to start.
I’ve achieved simple things like setting up a PPPoE server, multiple LAN interfaces with DHCP etc.
We want to have different servers available on different internal IP addresses via different external IP’s. I’m not overly great with CLI (yet) so using Winbox 3.11, router on latest firmware.
Has anyone got an idiots guide to setting this up? Any help greatly appreciated.
Routers do not make a difference between public or private ips. All they obey is routes.
Routers, starting from your Internet facing one, need routes (either static, or dynamic ones) in order to know how to reach those public IPs inside your network.
We want to have different servers available on different internal IP addresses via different external IP’s. I’m not overly great with CLI (yet) so using Winbox 3.11, router on latest firmware.
That sounds like assigning the public IPs on the Edge (or other suitable) router, then using dst-nat/src-nat to redirect/masquerade traffic to/as such public IP. Such public IP should be reachable from the internet first.