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    Subnet Routing for a /27 Subnet on a Single WAN

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      seanbdesign
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      Hello,

      I have installed pfSense for a firewall at my datacenter, my datacenter said I can use that for routing my newly purchased /27 subnet.  What are the steps I can take to do that on a single WAN?  I currently am utilizing a /28 subnet.  In detail I have one LAN and one WAN for pfSense.  pfSense version 1.2.3-RELEASE.  Any help for this matter would greatly be appreciated.  I couldn't seem to find any positive answer for this topic anywhere.

      Thanks,
      ~ Sean

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        Perry
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        http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/What_are_Virtual_IP_Addresses%3F aka VIP's is what should search for.

        /Perry
        doc.pfsense.org

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          seanbdesign
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          Hi Perry,

          Thank you for the fast response, my datacenter said to use Layer 3 routing, they routed the subnet to me.  They told me I will be the gateway meaning I could specify the gateway in the subnet I want to use.  I don't see anyway in pfSense to do that.

          Thanks,
          ~ Sean

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            dreamslacker
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            @seanbdesign:

            Hi Perry,

            Thank you for the fast response, my datacenter said to use Layer 3 routing, they routed the subnet to me.  They told me I will be the gateway meaning I could specify the gateway in the subnet I want to use.  I don't see anyway in pfSense to do that.

            Thanks,
            ~ Sean

            Your 'gateway' would be the LAN address.  i.e. the servers in the subnet behind the pfsense will have the pfsense LAN address set as their gateway.

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