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Supplying Internet public IP

ChrisTwigg
We have an Astaro utm220

We have 

15 x public ip's (10 free)
1 x wan
1 x LAN
1 x DMZ

We have a request to provide 1 of our public facing ip's to a seperate office in our building.

I could create a new network interface and setup a dhcp server and provide a seperate network.

Unfortunately the client will be using their own firewall and providing their own nat, firewall rules, port forwarding etc.

Is there a way of supplying 1 x public IP as an ISP would?

No Internet filtering, no intrusion prevention. Maybe a bandwidth pool ?


Any ideas would be most grateful.

Thanks


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    It might be possible to use one of the DMZ IPs somehow though.

    This might be possible from the command line, but I wouldn't know how to do that.  If you try to do this with your existing configuration and a definition of 80.1.1.?/28 on the DMZ, please let us know if that works.  I think you'd need to change the definition of the WAN to 80.1.1.1/32 for the routing to work.

    Cheers - Bob
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    It might be possible to use one of the DMZ IPs somehow though.

    This might be possible from the command line, but I wouldn't know how to do that.  If you try to do this with your existing configuration and a definition of 80.1.1.?/28 on the DMZ, please let us know if that works.  I think you'd need to change the definition of the WAN to 80.1.1.1/32 for the routing to work.

    Cheers - Bob
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