BGP and public IP

[peco1si]

Hi

I have a problem with my bgp. As you see on the picture I have 2 WANs, DMZ and LAN.

If I go out through WAN1 then my public IP is 1.1.1.1, if WAN1 is down then I go through WAN and my public IP is 2.2.2.2. My problem is that I always need to have one public address no matter which WAN I go through.

How can I solve that problem?

Tnx

p.s. I know my english it's not the best but I hope you understand what is my problem

[peco1si]

Anybody?

[GruensFroeschli]

Maybe you should reformulate your problem.

What i dont understand: you say "My problem is that I always need to have one public address no matter which WAN I go through."
But that's the base principle of routing isnt it?
–> No problem to solve...

[jahonix]

I understand it that way that peco1si has a public IP 3.3.3.3 (DMZ) he wants to use no matter which WAN is available.

How is inbound traffic supposed to know which route to take to reach your 3.3.3.3? You would have to update your external DNS to reflect this change.
Do BGP/OSPF/RIP help here? (I guess I still have some reading/homework to do here. Which is which and what does it do…)

[jahonix]

Well, great, your subject had it already "BGP and public IP".
Guess I better get some sleep…

GruensFroeschli, do you have an idea?

[peco1si]

ok
I solved problem with nat outbount
Interface  Source  Source Port  Destination  Destination Port  NAT Address  NAT Port  Static Port
WAN    192.168.5.0/24  *              *                    *                      3.3.3.3      *      NO

I create virtual IP 3.3.3.3 as Proxy ARP, and now my problem is that I can't ping this IP from outside. why?

tnx

[GruensFroeschli]

Because you cannot ping PARP type VIPs.
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,7001.0.html

Use CARP instead.

[peco1si]

great… now works everything  ;D

tnx you all