Multiple static IP on different gateway
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@firewalled_lotusdew said in Multiple static IP on different gateway:
The DSL modem has a fiber connection
Like FTTC? If it's actually fiber to the modem that's not DSL.
Do you have access to the modem? Can you see what IP(s) it is using? It may not be if it really is bridging.Steve
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@stephenw10 @stephenw10 @stephenw10 Yes FTTC - I have admin access to the modem. Its not using IP as its bridging.
PS: I am getting blocked from posting replies as its too frequent. Request to adjust my privileges if possible.
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You have 5 rep now you should be able to post more frequently.
Can you see how the bridging is configured?
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@stephenw10 Yes - attaching a snapshot of choices and currently set as bridge
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Hmm, well the best thing there would be if you can get the ISP to provide static IPs in the same subnet, that share a gateway. Or route other IPs to your primary IP.
You might just try using them with the original gateway and see hat happens.
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@firewalled_lotusdew Yeah I'd just put the VIPs on WAN and see what happens.
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@derelict said in Multiple static IP on different gateway:
@firewalled_lotusdew Yeah I'd just put the VIPs on WAN and see what happens.
Exactly what I was going to chime in and say..
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@chpalmer I have written to the ISP and asked them to reprovision the IP so that they are routable via a single gateway. Once that is done - I think its then trivial to alisas it via virtual IP.
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@firewalled_lotusdew It might be trivial now. Try it.
