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    Unable to route a static public IP over VLAN

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      mbaughan last edited by

      I have a tenant on my network (business centre) that require a public IP range.

      I have applied for a /28 from my ISP, which they have granted. Lets say this is 52.232.217.240/28. I have asked them to route it to a next-hop IP of my pfSense WAN IP - 52.132.180.66, they have done this.

      I want to take a /30 portion of this routed range and assign it to a VLAN. I have created a VLAN ID 111 and created an interface with the IP 52.232.217.241, subnet 255.255.255.252. I have made all the required VLAN settings on the managed switch, created the firewall rules to allow all traffic in and out and set my laptop's network card up as follows -

      IP: 52.232.217.242
      Subnet: 255.255.255.252
      GW: 52.232.217.241

      DNS: 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4

      I can ping the gateway from another network - 52.232.217.241, but I can't ping the laptop (with Windows firewall disabled) - 52.232.217.242

      Outbound NAT is set to 'Manual Outbound NAT rule generation', with 1:1 NAT's for all the other VLAN's.

      Any ideas why I am not getting an internet connection from the laptop?

      Thanks

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        georgeman last edited by

        @dynamicuser:

        I have asked them to route it to a next-hop IP of my pfSense WAN IP - 52.132.180.66, they have done this.

        What does that exactly mean? Is there a local gateway on that new subnet?

        I guess the ISP placed the new subnet on the same WAN link? You would need Virtual IPs if this is the case.

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