My ISP provides me two WAN IP addresses and that comes across my cable modem and out a single Ethernet port. In the past I've used a 5 port switch (only used 3 of the 5 of course) and two routers to get the individual IPs and have two separate LANs that I'd feed into another switch to combine my two LAN networks of 192.168.1.x and 192.168.2.x.
This allowed me to use one external WAN to access the other, basically being able to test the external presence and functionality of the other interface.
So now walks in Sophos and I'm trying to consolidate this effort into a single WAN Ethernet port and a single LAN Ethernet port. I want to have the WAN port show as two different MAC addresses to my ISP so it provides both WAN IPs and I was thinking VLAN (or VWAN) might do it but I'm having no luck because I haven't a clue what I'm doing (I can be honest here). At the same time I want those two networks processed by Sophos and then placed on the same LAN Ethernet port under 192.168.1.x and 192.168.2.x.
I of course could use a separate router as I did before but if Sophos can do it, I'd rather use it.
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