cliveflint wrote:Ah, the joys of Enta.net.
I have the following details.
88.127.232.8/30
Entanet side: 88.127.232.9
Customer side: 88.127.232.10
Customer subnet: 88.127.214.0/28
NAT addresses of 192.168.144.0/24 (Internal)
I have set the 88.127.232.10 address on the router and can ping .9 but I'm not sure how to setup the 88.127.214.0/28 range so it goes over that connection.
Any ideas? I'm thinking we need an extra interface to assign the 88.127.214.0/28 range to that then has a route of 88.127.232.9 as it's default gateway.
Cheers,
This looks like a fairly common setup. You'll be using your edgerouter as a true router. You could do something like this:
eth0 is the handoff from your ISP, and has an address of 88.127.232.10. Your Edgerouter system gateway should be set to 88.127.232.9. This is your "WAN" block
eth1 holds the live "LAN Block" and this interface should have an address of 88.127.214.1/28. Plug this port into a switch to handoff the rest of your Public IPs, with 88.127.214.1 being the gateway for whatever devices have those public IPs.
So if you have a server that you want having a Public IP of 88.127.214.2, configure it as such with its gateway of 88.127.214.1 - make sure it's connected to eth1 of your edgerouter, and your edgerouter will know how to route from through, through your "WAN Block" on eth0, the handoff to your ISP.
I hope this makes sense, I may not have explained very clearly but I believe this is what you are attempting to do.
