Routing Valid IP with CHR AWS to local servers

Hello,

I have a local backup and disaster recovery network, however, it needs to be accessed through AWS IP’s.

I need to add new interfaces and public IP’s in the CHR and make these IP’s redirected to my local network.

It is possible?

  1. I can’t enable two addresses in the CHR and make them work simultaneously. I enable the IPs on the interface, I connect the interface, another interface appears, I enable the DHCP Client and I get the internal IP. But it does not work.

  2. With the IP that is in the CHR, even needing more, I try to configure the redirection and it doesn’t work. Has anyone tried?

Here is the network design:

AWS: 172.10.58.1 (54.25.14.54 Ip valid) Ether 1 CHR Mikrotik.
MY LOCAL: 164.21.25.41 Ip válid

AWS <10.0.0.1/30 – L2TP TUNNEL — 10.0.0.2/30 > My LOCAL (MY LOCAL NETWORK 192.168.0.1/24)

a) Add CHR AWS route 192.168.0.0/24 to gateway 10.0.0.2
b) I configure firewall CHR AWS (all conection TCP port 80, redirect to 192.168.0.57:80)
c) CHR ping MY LOCAL and My Local network. All pings and routes ok!
d) When I run tests, it doesn’t work.

I need to make valid AWS IP’s run on my local network. By any means.

Has anyone done this?

Thank you all.