I’ve received a /29 allocation of IPv4 addresses from my ISP.
For sake of discussion, I will call this the 100.0.0.168/29 network.
This IP space is divided as follows:
100.0.0.168/29: Subnet
100.0.0.170-174: Give out to customers
100.0.0.169: Gateway
8.8.8.8 DNS
8.8.4.4 DNS
Router 1 or R1
I started off by setting gateway 100.0.0.169 and Dst. Address 0.0.0.0/0
and added the 100.0.0.170/29 and 100.0.0.168 to network on sfp1 interface
and DNS to above.
The router link is up and connected to the internet and reachable via ip 100.0.0.170.
Setup address 10.0.0.0/21 on sfp2 with is for my internal network.
I created bridge called loopback with address 10.255.255.1.
Configured OSPF and added 100.0.0.168/29: Subnet and loopback 10.255.255.1 and 10.0.0.0/21
Router ID is set to loopback address.
Router 2 or R2
Wireless PTP link between R1 and R2
OSPF running on router 2 with PPPoe Server for customer termination
10.0.0.4/21 on interface one
Customers internet is working fine but one customer is looking for a static IP address to be assigned.
Can anyone give me some guidance on how to achieve this via PPPoe, I use radius for AAA.
Thank you for your reply, it was late last night when I wrote this post so I left out the stuff that I did try to solve this.
I added the static IP to the ppp secret as remote address and in gives the static IP to the client but does not route the client through the IP and the client has no internet.
IP pool for clients 10.20.2.1/24
PPPoe Server on R2 running on sfp1 with an IP pool /24 for customers
Radius AAA
R2: Firewall chain srcnat src. Address “IP pool /24” action masquerade
If I want to give the client static IP 100.0.0.172 I can do so via Radius or Secrets in PPP and see the IP populate in Route List.
I see Dst. Address 100.0.0.172 reachable Pref. Source 10.20.2.1 <<< IP pool /24 for customers
On R2 the ISP Gateway 100.0.0.169 is not in the Route List
Hello, you have to set ARP to WAN interface of your router as ARP-PROXY so ISP router will know MAC of your client CPE. I have the same thing with /27 Public Subnet and works perfectly!
Regards!
I enabled proxy arp on interface sfp1 on R1 and proxy arp on interface sfp1 on R2
Then on R2 in /ip arp menu, I added the static address I wanted to give to the client on interface sfp1
Then added the static route to PPP remote address and now the client gets a static IP
The client is now reachable via the static IP but his IP address is been masquerade as the IP address on SFP1 interface on R1 100.0.0.170
instead of 100.0.0.171
What NAT config is required to keep his IP same as the static?
