Hello,
I have MT 3.0 with 2 interfaces and i’m routing my network.
My ISP gave me 2 real IP addresses.
How can I use the second one on some PC after MT router, if the first real IP is on the MT.
Greetings!
“After” the router is not a good idea. The two IPs should both be on the public interface. If you want to use them both, connect a hub or switch to the modem, and both the MT box and your computer into the hub.
Or if you are using a MT device with an available ethernet port, bridge ether1 and ether2, and connect your computer to ether2.
Thank you for your answerer.
I’m testing the MT router as a Firewall and that is the reason I wont to “forward” real ip address in my network.
I’m not sure how to bride the interfaces, but i’ll read the manual.
May by there is a security risk in bridging 2 interfaces.. and I’ll read more about it.
Good luck.
you may transparently nat your private IP to public:
add chain=dstnat in-interface=<public> dst-address=<public_ip> acton=dstnat to-address=<private_ip> to-ports=0-65535 disabled=no
add chain=srcnat out-interface=<public> src-address=<private_ip> action=srcnat to-address=<public_ip> to-ports=0-65535 disabled=no