Subnetted WAN block passed through to OPT1 for VOIP
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My ISP has given me a block of 10 IP addresses sitting behind a single IP address. My WAN interface on my PFSense 2.0.2 RC3 box is using 173.173.173.110/30 with a gateway of 173.173.173.109. My ISP tells me they have my block of 10 addresses configured to route through 173.173.173.110. The block is 173.173.173.144/28.
Up until this point in time, I have had no need for my 10 addresses and have natted everything through the single IP on the WAN interface (173.173.173.110).
Now I need to use a couple of addresses for my VOIP network. I am trying to subnet my 173.173.173.144/28 into a 173.173.173.156/30 and use 173.173.173.157 on my OPT1 interface and 173.173.173.158 as my SIP interface on my VOIP server.
I have something wrong. I can connect outbound to the internet from 173.173.173.158, but even with all policies set to any/any I can't connect back to 158 in any fashion. Also when checking when browsing to What is MY IP on the internet from 158, I show as coming from 110 instead of 158.
Can someone give me some pointers on what I am doing wrong? If I have not provided enough information, please let me know.
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I'm shooting in the dark here, but can you try this?
Instead of the using WAN IP, use an IP Alias for your natted LAN (1:1 external ip to internal LAN subnet) - 173.173.173.145/30
For your OPT1 interface, assign it 173.173.173.149/30 and give your server 173.173.173.150
Try without static routes or gateways assigned to those interfaces.Hopefully, someone with more knowledge will chime in and correct me if I'm wrong.