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How do i access my static IP's behind netopia
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ISP AT&T
5 Public static ips
PPPOE
netopia 3347-02
software 7.8.1r2
pfsense 2.0RC1
I have been attempting to get my static ips accessible from outside for VPN, remote access, etc. I have followed the directions in http://www.netopia.com/support/hardware/technotes/CQG_042.html and https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21684122/How-do-you-set-up-a-static-IP-on-a-netopia-3347WG-modem.html#mainSection to no avail. I have spent hours on the phone with at&t and all i got was the wrong advise after they misunderstood my intentions multiple times. I have setup pfsense with the first available static ip as the WAN address and the other 4 available as virtual ips. These i have set to forward to the appropriate internal ips. I am able to access internet services from inside the pfsense. I have performed packet captures on the wan side and do not see any traffic from the computers i am attempting to ping or rdp from (these are off-site machines i am remoting into for test purposes). It seems the netopia is still filtering external connections. TIA
ISP AT&T
5 Public static ips
PPPOE
netopia 3347-02
software 7.8.1r2
pfsense 2.0RC1
I have been attempting to get my static ips accessible from outside for VPN, remote access, etc. I have followed the directions in http://www.netopia.com/support/hardware/technotes/CQG_042.html and https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21684122/How-do-you-set-up-a-static-IP-on-a-netopia-3347WG-modem.html#mainSection to no avail. I have spent hours on the phone with at&t and all i got was the wrong advise after they misunderstood my intentions multiple times. I have setup pfsense with the first available static ip as the WAN address and the other 4 available as virtual ips. These i have set to forward to the appropriate internal ips. I am able to access internet services from inside the pfsense. I have performed packet captures on the wan side and do not see any traffic from the computers i am attempting to ping or rdp from (these are off-site machines i am remoting into for test purposes). It seems the netopia is still filtering external connections. TIA
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Virtual IP's are proxy arp ip assignments since the wan interface cannot have more than one ip assigned. Per the links above i have assigned the netopia wan ip to teh lan side, with nat disabled, and the same ip is assigned as the gateway for the firewall.
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Not assigning an IP to the WAN side is bridge mode.
How are those other 4 IP addresses being assigned... are they set static on 4 computers?
And is the WAN IP address set as the Default Gateway in the setups for those 4 IPs?
(with NAT disabled, that same IP should also be set as the LAN IP, of course.)