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    NAT 1:1 with internal ip in an alias ?

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      patrick38
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      Hi,

      I have about 30 ips on one wan connection
      I want to put a network range of the lan for each ip

      Example :
      192.168.1.1 => 1.20 => IP1
      192.168.1.21 => 1.23 => IP2
      192.168.1.24 = 1.62 => IP3
      …

      For the moment i find how to add a virtual ip to a host with NAT 1:1
      I see it's also possible to make it with network

      But is there a way to do it with an alias ? or an ip range ?

      I hope that if someone whant to put 1.1, 1.72, 1.128 and 1.203 on one virtual ip he doesn't have to do a rule for each ip ?

      If it's not possible, maybe a random between all virtuals ips could be enough for my case, but ideally network range or alias would be better
      Thanks

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