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Cannot connect to the internet using static ipv4

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    videosambo
    last edited by Jun 30, 2021, 6:01 PM

    We are setuping our server room and our ISP is providing internet to us by fiber connection and ISP gave us following information:

    Network xxx.xxx.224.128 / 25
    Gateway xxx.xxx.224.129
    DNS xxx.xxx.194.2 and xxx.xxx.194.3

    Assigned network is static and not dynamic.

    We don't have proper router so I installed PFSense to one of our rack servers and installed Intel 10Gb SFP card on it.

    After PFSense installed I configured wan (lx1 what is up) to be xxx.xxx.224.130 / 25 and setted gateway to be xxx.xxx.224.129.

    For LAN I configured 192.168.1.1/24 network and I planed to use 1 to 1 NAT for other addresses after LAN has been configured completly.

    Now I have this problem that I cannot connect to internet or ping 8.8.8.8 even if WAN settings seems to be right. What I am missing or did I missconfigure something?

    I have played arund and tested some suggestions that google gave me but no luck so far. Some point I was able to ping gateway but no further than that.

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      viragomann @videosambo
      last edited by Jun 30, 2021, 7:58 PM

      @videosambo said in Cannot connect to the internet using static ipv4:

      We are setuping our server room and our ISP is providing internet to us by fiber connection and ISP gave us following information:
      Network xxx.xxx.224.128 / 25
      Gateway xxx.xxx.224.129
      DNS xxx.xxx.194.2 and xxx.xxx.194.3

      Is that all you got?

      If the /25 subnet is not routed to the primary WAN IP you need to add each unique IP of the subnet as type IP alias to the WAN interface.
      I think it would be easier to get an additional IP and let the ISP route the subnet to it.

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        videosambo @viragomann
        last edited by Jun 30, 2021, 8:32 PM

        @viragomann Do you think this is part of the problem why I cant connect to outside world?

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          viragomann @videosambo
          last edited by Jun 30, 2021, 8:38 PM

          @videosambo
          Yes, when using the NAT 1:1. However, if you disable the 1:1 rule and if the outbound NAT is in automatic mode, you should get internet access though.

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            videosambo
            last edited by Jun 30, 2021, 11:52 PM

            I have done some researching why I cant get connection to outside world or to gateway and looks like the problem is in isp gateway because when I try to ping something, tcpdump shows only arp discovery packets and no response for them. Also I dont see much trafic between gateway and router so I think the problem is on ISP side this time. I'l update this thread when I get more information

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              videosambo
              last edited by Jul 1, 2021, 6:12 PM

              The problem was on ISP side. All is good now

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