Help Configuring IP Routed Subnet

Hi,

what do you use the routed sub-net for?  You could try using an alias on the WAN interface.

Ian

Hi it serves our remote software appliance from Bomgar.

Hi,

what you are saying is you require external access to an internal server using its own external IP address? which is different to your advertised firewall address?

A quick sketch would help clarify your requirements.

Ian

Yes exactly we are allocated 3 x IP's. Let's say x.x.x.3 x.x.x.4 x.x.x..4 

x.x.x.3 is our main WAN IP over PPPoE and x.x.x.4 is designated to our remote software box. 

x.x.x.3 will serve our LAN and I would like x.x.x.4 to be bound straight onto the remote software box. 

Right now we use a Draytek Vigor which let's us do this with the IP Routed Subnet functionality. 

Yes exactly we are allocated 3 x IP's. Let's say x.x.x.3 x.x.x.4 x.x.x..4 

x.x.x.3 is our main WAN IP over PPPoE and x.x.x.4 is designated to our remote software box. 

x.x.x.3 will serve our LAN and I would like x.x.x.4 to be bound straight onto the remote software box. 

Right now we use a Draytek Vigor which let's us do this with the IP Routed Subnet functionality. 

Hi,

you would need to use a business rule to provide external access to your server. The XG provides a greater firewall network security than the Vigor that is why I assume you migrated to the XG.

Ian

HI Absolutely yes,

So in terms of 'Network' config - Would the external facing server be placed as an Alias on the WAN IP? 

Aidan 

Hi Aidan,

I suspect you will need to rethink your network a little.

I am guessing a little here. The business rule would not use a NAT.

I will eave any further discussion to a more experienced mod/forum member.

Ian