Hello,
I have a range of 8 static wan IP's to my disposal. One is a gateway address, one is deginated to a routerport and one is the broadcast address, so there 5 of them free for me to use. At the moment I'm using only one (x.x.x.242) as Wan IP that is srcnatted to internal networks for setting up my MT the last few weeks. Only one physical cable is used between the ISP-router and my MT router. More physical connections are not possible because the ISP controls the router and only allows one cable-connection out to my network.
The next step I want to configure is connecting the remaining free wan IP's to vlans in my network. I can setup vlans, etc. on the MT and added all wan IP's to the IP address list (on ether1-gateway because that's the only one available). I cannot figure out how to "connect" and srcnat an external wan ip (say x.x.x.243) to an internal vlan I created. I can use src address in the nat-rule to point it to the vlan network (dhcp) I set up on that vlan, but is that enough? All examples I can find are using seperate ethernetports to set this up.
Thanks for the help.