Hello,
I have created vlans on my internal network with dhcp-servers and ip-ranges attached to them. That seems to work fine. The clients and servers that are attached to for instance vlan10 are getiing ip addr from right dhcp range.
After that I created several additional WAN ip adr from the x.x.x.240/29 range. I want to create a connection between a vlan to a specific wan ip with a masquerading rule and there I'm running into problems.
The masq rule I created:
network: vlan10 --> interface: external (WAN) / use address: WAN IP 2
WAN IP 2 is defined as: on interface: external (WAN) / IP4 address: x.x.x.243 / netmask: /32
This looks like it should work, or should I use SNAT rules when using more then one WAN IP? Why am I not getting Internet connection on those vlan's or only from the primary address x.x.x.242?
I have a firewall rule: vlan10 --> any --> Internet IPv4
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