<![CDATA[Using pfSense 2.0 as router for multi public ip address]]>I'm trying to setup a router for multi Public addresses on a LAN.

My ISP doesn't issue a range of direct connected public IP addresses, but rather as a range of public IP addresses that need to be on a LAN where I need to setup a router.

The scenario: Please check the attachment!

My idea was to use one pfSense as router for my new range of public IP addresses, and use one pfSense as FireWall for each public IP address on my LAN.

But how do I setup a pfSense as router without the firewall/nat stuff!

Any help is appreciated!
Thanx in advance!

Lars
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