This could probably be classified as a "n00b-ish" type question but it will certainly benefit me to find an answer and possibly benefit others as well.
I have an two ASG 220's in Active/Passive mode connected to our provider's metro ethernet with a /28 block of addresses (.240).
They gave us:
P2P IP: 10.10.36.116/30 | Gateway (.117) | Customer Layer 3 (.118)
Which became our WAN interface address set up like this:
IP: 10.10.36.118
Subnet: 255.255.255.240 (/28)
Gateway: 10.10.36.117
And they also issued us the following addresses as our static IP block:
Customer Allocation: 10.10.37.0/28
Customer Allocation Subnet: 255.255.255.240
Usable block: 10.10.37.1-14
I can add those IP address into the "Additional Addresses" section and the firewall answers on those addresses so all good there.
This is all well and good but I need to route one of those static IP addresses (10.10.37.14) to a new device (VOIP router that wants a public IP per the provider).
How can I route all traffic on the 10.10.37.14 address to that device? And how should I configure that device so it will get to the Internet and be accessible by their monitoring devices, etc.? Is this even possible?
Thanks in advance.
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