Hi.
Im trying to setup a network with 3 external wan ( dsl routers ) interfaces and one local. Two first wan interfaces uses nat for the connections that initiated from clients throug the local lan interface. The third modem have a static ip range. Each client behind the local interface has an static ip assigned from this static ip range and of course the local lan interface also. The problem is im not sure what addresses should be assigned to the third lan interface and the modem interface that communicate with it. Should the address be the same from the static ip range ? Should i do other configuration ? Or maybe should the modem work in bridge mode for pppoe ? The goal is to allow to route some traffic outside the network with static address and some with nat.
Oleg -
Qouting you “The problem is im not sure what addresses should be assigned to the third lan interface and the modem interface that communicate with it. Should the address be the same from the static ip range ?” This is a question you need to get answered by your dsl provider… Once you have that answer we can all help you.
In my case where I have to use dsl services - the provider gives me IP addresses, the dsl modem is set up as a transparent bridge. The public IPs are routed to my MT directly. I do what I need with them after that. The other provider I have does somethiing similiar except that I get a /30 block through the dsl modem and all the public IPs are routed to that /30 block. My MT then takes those public IPs and I use them as necessary…
Hope that helps…
Thom