Hey all,
I have a working hotspot with Mikrotik RB1000 as my core router. I have four interfaces:
ether1 = Hotspot customers = Private IPs 172.16.2.0/24 Static mainly used for back haul and 10.1.10.0/24 for DHCP to clients and routers
ether2 = WAN - ISP 41.206.x.x/30 public
ether3 = cyber cafe = 192.168.101.0/24 private
ether4 = Mail server = 41.206.x.x/29 public
I am using Nating for the Hotspot interface and I give my hotspot clients private IP addresses. Internet and mail server working fine. I can access mail server from outside network without any problem. This has been working for over four years.
Now a few of my hotspot clients have IP cameras with DVRs. They need to view these cameras from outside networks. What needs to be done? How do I do this? My ISP has given me a batch of public IPs 41.215.x.x/29 but I dont get how I can route these IPs to the DVR or the clients router?
Any help will be appreciated.
Yusuf
Any help? Any more info you might need?
Let me know.
Yusuf
Hi
You can use more these public IP-s if You use PPPoE for distributing IP-s for clients.
As every connection is /32
You can run hotspot and PPPoE server on the same interface at the same time.
On the PPP secret page specify first ip of that block as local IP (server side iP) for every user secret
and remote IP is what you will give to customer device.
If You are NAT-ing with out-inteface then make sure you do not NAT these public IP-s
So make src-nat accept rule for these IP-s before the row where the rest is masqueraded
Imre Kuus
Sonictest Ltd
Tartu, Estonia
Hi Sonictest,
Thank you for your reply.
Must I use PPPOE server? Can I use the Hotspot server and still give clients the public IP.
What do you mean by ‘As every connection is /32’ since the IPs I was given are /29?
I will check how to configure the PPPOE in the manual and revert to you.
Thanks a million for the reply.
Yusuf