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    Mapping ISP provided Static IP to MAC addresses -behind Pfsense

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      ros81 @stephenw10
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      @stephenw10 Thanks.. I like your idea about the diagram 2..(You said this can be achieved without an additional NIC card, but just with vlan.) Can you explain how to do it ?
      I have another NIC too..

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        stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
        last edited by stephenw10

        Yeah it's like I said you can bridge the VLAN the server is on to the WAN. So:

        Edit the server VLAN interface and set it to v4 type none.

        Create a new bridge in Intercaces > Assignments > Bridges and add the WAN and the server vlan interface to it.

        Set the server to be a dhcp client.

        Make sure you have firewall rules on the server VLAN interface to allow the dhcp client traffic. And any other traffic you may need. Be aware that rules use 'Server net' will no longer be valid since that interface no longer has an IP or subnet.

        Add rules to WAN to allow whatever traffic you need to reach the VoIP server.

        Steve

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