So, I wanted to get a public IP to a router within our internal network. I got the IP to work externally but internally however, it doesn’t seem to work.
NET—(Gateway MikrotikRB)----(WirelessBridgePTP)+++(WirelessBridgePTP)-----(AP)—(CPE)----(MikrotikRouter with public)
Now if I goto connect to the public IP with from outside our natted network it works fine. But if I goto connect to the public IP from inside the network.. the ip address tries to log me into the Gateway MikrotikRB.
I think what is going on; when a device outside the nat goes to communicate with the public ip it goes trough because of the srcnat and dstnat rules provided in the link above but when a device within the nat tries to communicate with the public ip the gateway (mikrotik) doesnt know how to pass it?
In the link provided it tells u to put the public ip on the wan. So i think that when a device within a nat tries to attach it sees the public on the wan becuse its the first device with that ip. So i guess i need some way to tell the local range if it tries to attach to the public ip it needs to be passed throiugh the gateway to the device witb the public ip.