Multiple WAN IPs
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Hi there.
I have now some more WAN IPs. The first is assigned to the WAN interface, the other are entered as VIPs ProxyARP.
I would like to setup ONE host from LAN to use the second WAN IP, all other to use the first as outgoing. Hot to do this?
WAN IP xxx.xxx.xxx.1 (interface) - for all LAN hosts
WAN IP xxx.xxx.xxx.2 (Proxy ARP Virtual IP) - outgoing for 192.168.1.6I have read many posts and manuals, i can't find the answer. At Outgoing NAT i can set only a whole network as source, not a single IP?!
Best Regards
Piotr
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I actually have the same issue.
I'm using 3 wans. 1st is the main connection of our network, 2nd should be a dedicated connection to a single machine, 3rd is backup.
how can I setup the 2nd one?
Thanks!
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empwebs, I don't think that your issues is the same, so I'm going to stick to the OP's topic. I think you should pose your question in the multi-wan forum.
Anyway.
You just use /32 as the subnet mask. Make sure this rule is BEFORE the default one.
gratuitous AON example:
WAN 192.168.1.6/32 * * * xxx.xxx.xxx.2 * NO 'Nat Server'
WAN 192.168.1.0/24 * * * * * NO 'Auto created rule for LAN' -
Many thanks dotdash.
It works, i already had tried a setup like the one you written, but the rule was below the auto-created.
Many thanks and best wishes from Poland.
