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Subject: FreeBSD PPPoE + static IPs
Category: Computers
Asked by: pplevesque-ga
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Posted: 21 Oct 2006 14:27 PDT
Expires: 20 Nov 2006 13:27 PST
Question ID: 775652
I have 8 static IPs on my pppoe connection. My firewall
is FreeBSD. I can manage to get the net working and NAT'd but I can't
set the default route to one of my static IP. The outgoing address is
always the default router of the PPP (tun0 device) which is not
static. I would like to have the computers behind the NAT to be
visible on the net as one of the static IP.

Clarification of Question by pplevesque-ga on 13 Nov 2006 15:24 PST
I have 8 public IPs on a DSL connection. My provider is using PPPoE
for authentication. To use my IPs on the Internet I bind them on the
physical interface connected to the DSL modem. Those IPs are working
for inbound connection (mail, web, rdp, etc). But I can't get them to
work for outbound connection (tried BitchX -H ip_addr to be sure).
My best practrice would be to make SOURCE NAT on all my outbound
connection the always have the same address on the Internet.
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Subject: Re: FreeBSD PPPoE + static IPs
From: minitux-ga on 24 Oct 2006 00:26 PDT
 
Can you clarify this a bit, do you have 8 different static public IPs,
or do you have 8 different internal IPs in your network? It seems to
me that you are allocated a dynamic public IP by your ISP so I don't
know where the static IP come from.

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