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    • J
      jubimathew
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      We are looking to configure open bgpd and announce our ASN and /24 ips.
      We already have AS and a /24 ip pool from APNIC.
      ISP has already configured our AS.
      Internet working great on both wan and opt1 ports.
      I have also configured our /24 public ips on LAN interface.
      Installed open BGPD package.
      Added information on settings page, groups and neighbours.
      BGPD status comes as working
      open bgpd Status shows tables.
      Now the question is how do we have our public ips announced?
      I have configured a device with the lan ip, but when doing show my ip address on google, it reflects the wan IP. How do we reflect ip on all outgoing traffic and can use our public ips on our devices, such that they can be accessed directly outside the firewall.
      Please let me know if you require more information on the setup that i have done.
      thank you

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        Kartoff @jubimathew
        last edited by

        @jubimathew said in Configure BGP - announce ASN and our public ips:

        I have configured a device with the lan ip, but when doing show my ip address on google, it reflects the wan IP. How do we reflect ip on all outgoing traffic and can use our public ips on our devices, such that they can be accessed directly outside the firewall.
        Please let me know if you require more information on the setup that i have done.
        thank you

        As i understand you have firewall turned on ? Or you just mentioned it... Are you sure NAT is disabled ? Did you disable firewall in System>Advanced>Firewall&NAT ?

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        • DerelictD
          Derelict LAYER 8 Netgate
          last edited by

          I would not use openbgpd for any new deployments. I would use FRR.

          Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
          A comprehensive network diagram is worth 10,000 words and 15 conference calls.
          DO NOT set a source address/port in a port forward or firewall rule unless you KNOW you need it!
          Do Not Chat For Help! NO_WAN_EGRESS(TM)

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            jubimathew @Kartoff
            last edited by

            @kartoff

            @kartoff said in Configure BGP - announce ASN and our public ips:

            @jubimathew said in Configure BGP - announce ASN and our public ips:

            I have configured a device with the lan ip, but when doing show my ip address on google, it reflects the wan IP. How do we reflect ip on all outgoing traffic and can use our public ips on our devices, such that they can be accessed directly outside the firewall.
            Please let me know if you require more information on the setup that i have done.
            thank you

            As i understand you have firewall turned on ? Or you just mentioned it... Are you sure NAT is disabled ? Did you disable firewall in System>Advanced>Firewall&NAT ?

            Hi kartoff, thank you for your response. Disabling firewall in system>>advanced>>Firewall&NAT would cut off internet. Please let me know, if you require more information on the current setup.

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              jubimathew @Derelict
              last edited by

              @derelict said in Configure BGP - announce ASN and our public ips:

              I would not use openbgpd for any new deployments. I would use FRR.

              Hi, Derelict, can you please point to a step by step guide to configure bgp with FRR.
              thank you

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              • DerelictD
                Derelict LAYER 8 Netgate
                last edited by

                Step by step for your specific needs? Doubt that exists.

                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IlKcB17rWk

                Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
                A comprehensive network diagram is worth 10,000 words and 15 conference calls.
                DO NOT set a source address/port in a port forward or firewall rule unless you KNOW you need it!
                Do Not Chat For Help! NO_WAN_EGRESS(TM)

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                  Kartoff @jubimathew
                  last edited by

                  @jubimathew said in Configure BGP - announce ASN and our public ips:

                  @kartoff

                  @kartoff said in Configure BGP - announce ASN and our public ips:

                  @jubimathew said in Configure BGP - announce ASN and our public ips:

                  I have configured a device with the lan ip, but when doing show my ip address on google, it reflects the wan IP. How do we reflect ip on all outgoing traffic and can use our public ips on our devices, such that they can be accessed directly outside the firewall.
                  Please let me know if you require more information on the setup that i have done.
                  thank you

                  As i understand you have firewall turned on ? Or you just mentioned it... Are you sure NAT is disabled ? Did you disable firewall in System>Advanced>Firewall&NAT ?

                  Hi kartoff, thank you for your response. Disabling firewall in system>>advanced>>Firewall&NAT would cut off internet. Please let me know, if you require more information on the current setup.

                  Would cut off internet if you don't have public IP's... When you have public /24, leaving firewall on cuts their publicity... Choice is yours :)

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                    jubimathew @Kartoff
                    last edited by

                    @kartoff said in Configure BGP - announce ASN and our public ips:

                    @jubimathew said in Configure BGP - announce ASN and our public ips:

                    @kartoff

                    @kartoff said in Configure BGP - announce ASN and our public ips:

                    @jubimathew said in Configure BGP - announce ASN and our public ips:

                    I have configured a device with the lan ip, but when doing show my ip address on google, it reflects the wan IP. How do we reflect ip on all outgoing traffic and can use our public ips on our devices, such that they can be accessed directly outside the firewall.
                    Please let me know if you require more information on the setup that i have done.
                    thank you

                    As i understand you have firewall turned on ? Or you just mentioned it... Are you sure NAT is disabled ? Did you disable firewall in System>Advanced>Firewall&NAT ?

                    Hi kartoff, thank you for your response. Disabling firewall in system>>advanced>>Firewall&NAT would cut off internet. Please let me know, if you require more information on the current setup.

                    Would cut off internet if you don't have public IP's... When you have public /24, leaving firewall on cuts their publicity... Choice is yours :)

                    Ok, what all parameters shall i check in openbgp_status which could confirm if the BGP settings is set correctly.

                    thanks

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                      jubimathew
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