LAN with external addresses not working
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My router WAN address is 144.160.10.228/24
ISP Gateway address is 144.160.10.1LAN1 10.10.4.1/24 VLAN1
LAN2 144.160.9.200/29 VLAN2
LAN3 192.168.1.1/24 VLAN3As things are set up, LAN1 and LAN3 work as expected. The nodes can all reach everything on LAN1 and LAN3, and connect to the internet through the ISP gateway.
LAN2 behaves strangely. The nodes on LAN2 can't reach the outside, and LAN1 and LAN3 can't reach any of the nodes on LAN2. LAN2 addresses are static and assigned by the ISP, and worked when I had my Cisco router in use.
I've tried setting the LAN2 interface to 144.160.9.201, and also with no IP address. I can't set the IPv4 upstream gateway to the ISP gateway because it's outside the scope of the LAN2 subnet. I added a static route for 144.160.9.200/29 to the WAN gateway 144.160.10.1. Pinging a node on the LAN2 network gives this result:
PING 144.160.9.206 (144.160.9.206): 56 data bytes
92 bytes from 144.160.10.228: Time to live exceeded
Vr HL TOS Len ID Flg off TTL Pro cks Src Dst
4 5 00 0054 7b80 0 0000 01 01 8224 144.160.10.228 144.160.9.206The firewalls are setup to pass the traffic. No NAT is necessary on LAN2 as all addresses are statically assigned.
How can I set this up so LAN2 works properly, reachable from outside and inside? What should the gateway address be on the devices on LAN 2?
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@johnpoz I think that has everything I need. Thanks! I need t get more familiar with the documentation.
