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    ADSL with 6 extra IP Addresses.

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      Vk2hmc
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      Hi All, newbie guy here, 1st post, hope I am in the right place!

      I have searched around I can't seem to find the definitive answer to my question so here goes!

      I have a ADSL connection with an extra 6 IP addresses.

      They are:
      110.xxx.xxx.xxx/32 Static PPPOE IP.
      60.xxx.xxx.xxx/29 6 extra IP address.

      Now I am going from an IOS Cisco router to hopefully pfSense (I love it so far in the test LAB!)
      In Cisco for the addresses I want to port forward I would just create a loopback address and 'ip nat outside' it.
      To give you an idea this is the way I’d do it on a Cisco:

      int loop 4
      ip address 60.xxx.xxx.1 255.255.255.255
      ip nat outside

      and then use 'ip nat inside' for the port forwarding. Eg port 80 on the outside of this address goes to a specific host’s port 80 on the inside:
      ip nat inside source static tcp 192.168.0.1 80 60.xxx.xxx.1 80 extendable

      and for the outgoing traffic:

      ip nat inside source route-map static-4 interface Loopback4 overload
      access-list 101 permit ip 192.168.0.0 0.0.0.255 any
      access-list 101 deny  ip any any
      route-map static-4 permit 10
      match ip address 101

      The nat side of pfSense is pretty much a no brainer, but how do I handle the 6 extra IP addresses?

      Or am I looking at this from the wrong angle because I know the Cisco way of doing things?

      Many thanks,
      mark
      ???

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        Vk2hmc
        last edited by

        Is it VIP.other?

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          Vk2hmc
          last edited by

          For me, its VIP.IP-Alias.  :)

          Thanks all for your help!

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