Public IP to Client
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So what are you entering as the interface address and netmask?
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@derelict said in Public IP to Client:
So what are you entering as the interface address and netmask?
public ip and the subnet mask 29 for example x.x.x.x/29
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Ah. When you set that set IPv6 to none.
If you still get an error you are at least going to have to give us the last octet of the address there.
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@derelict said in Public IP to Client:
Ah. When you set that set IPv6 to none.
If you still get an error you are at least going to have to give us the last octet of the address there.
this error comes now
IPv4 address 167.114.2x.232/29 is being used by or overlaps with: WAN (167.114.21x.84/1)
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@problemmaker said in Public IP to Client:
167.114.21x.84/1
So you have to find where that is configured.
Diagnostics > Routes might show you. That /1 netmask might appear as 128.0.0.0.
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@derelict said in Public IP to Client:
@problemmaker said in Public IP to Client:
167.114.21x.84/1
So you have to find where that is configured.
Diagnostics > Routes might show you. That /1 netmask might appear as 128.0.0.0.
actually if i dnt use /1 netmask in wan side my wan ip does not response .. because my provider give me 255.255.255.255 mask and gateway is other subnet .
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Not sure what to tell you there. That is unlike any ISP shenanigans I have seen before.
Maybe someone else knows.
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@derelict said in Public IP to Client:
Not sure what to tell you there. That is unlike any ISP shenanigans I have seen before.
Maybe someone else knows.
it is an OVH
https://docs.ovh.com/gb/en/cloud/dedicated/network-bridging/
https://docs.ovh.com/gb/en/cloud/dedicated/network-ipaliasing/ -
@problemmaker What settings does your ISP propose? Ask them to come up with a decent solution (starting with your gateway).
Don't try to hack something together that might seem to work now. It will byte you in the long run.
BTW, you usually get a /32 mask with PPP links.
I have something like
111.2.3.4 /32 GW 111.9.8.7
on my WAN, and always had. Revert to that first and see why it doesn't work in your scenario. Once you figured that out the rest should be easy. -
Forget it, Jake. It's OVH.
