I could probably figure this out on my own with enough time, but I've been working through a bunch of VoIP problems and my brain is tired.
My ISP gave us a public LAN block that is pointed at a single IP and I'm trying to figure out how to route it without NAT.
Currently I set the single IP on the WAN interface and programmed the router as a normal NAT router (eth1-50.233.xxx.xxx/30>>NAT>>eth2-192.168.88.1).
Then I added the first address of the Public/29 to eth2 (eth2-50.238.xxx.xx1/29), and then I'm using the other addresses in the /29 for my public devices connected to the bridged interfaces (50.238.xxx.2=first device, 50.238.xxx.3=second device). With a "accept" firewall rule to forward all traffic to the /29 devices.
For the most part everything works great with the exception of all outbound traffic from the /29 devices go out to the internet as the WAN address (50.233.xxx.xxx)
??? what would be the easiest way to route this traffic so all the /29 traffic goes out to the internet as its own /29 address (50.238.xxx.xxx)???
It would be great if I can keep the private LAN (192.168.88.1/24) also, but not absolutely necessary.
Oh and if it helps this is on a hAP ac²
Thanks...Josh