Solved: Routing Public IP

[cutedrummerboy]

Let Say Router A have 3 clients on eth1 port with x.x.x.x, y.y.y.y, z.z.z.z public ip and eth1 port have t.t.t.t public ip which is acting as gateway for internal network. now eth2 of router A connected with ISP Router which is Router B’s eth1 with a /30 subnet.

now i want to know the router B’s configuration, that means how router B route those static IPs into the Router A’s internal network

Thanks in advance

[waver]

@cutedrummerboy

Let Say Router A have 3 clients on eth1 port with x.x.x.x, y.y.y.y, z.z.z.z public ip and eth1 port have t.t.t.t public ip which is acting as gateway for internal network. now eth2 of router A connected with ISP Router which is Router B’s eth1 with a /30 subnet.

now i want to know the router B’s configuration, that means how router B route those static IPs into the Router A’s internal network

Thanks in advance

With this configuration you need configure:
1.- Route 0.0.0.0/0, gateway (IP from eth1 of router B). On A router.
2.- “masquerade” for internet navigation on Router B.

I think with this configuration you will have intenet navigation.

[cutedrummerboy]

@waver

With this configuration you need configure:
1.- Route 0.0.0.0/0, gateway (IP from eth1 of router B). On A router.
2.- “masquerade” for internet navigation on Router B.

I think with this configuration you will have internet navigation.

Thanks waver

1. number 1 i already created but i didn’t mention it in previous post. that is a must do option because i am not using nat.
2. can you elaborate the number 2 more

i am new to routeros, i am just learning.

[cutedrummerboy]

this topic is solved. here is the answar:

http://community.ubnt.com/t5/airOS-Software-Configuration/Route-between-subnets-without-double-nat/m-p/633671#M34630

[waver]

Fantastic.