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Public IPs assigned to Sonicwall
My Sonicwall connect to a ISP router. The provider provide 2 set of public IPs.
How can my sonicwall use these two set of public IP address ? Currently, one public IP has been binded to a WAN link of sonicwall but I have no idea how to make use of another one ?
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How can my sonicwall use these two set of public IP address ? Currently, one public IP has been binded to a WAN link of sonicwall but I have no idea how to make use of another one ?
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My provider provide me with two non-contingent subnet.
We have already binded 203.198.xxx.1 as my Sonicwall WAN with gateway 203.198.xxx.2 (my router).
As the ISP provider another different subnet, which is 113.28.xxx.xx / 29. How can I make use of this subnet ?
We have already binded 203.198.xxx.1 as my Sonicwall WAN with gateway 203.198.xxx.2 (my router).
As the ISP provider another different subnet, which is 113.28.xxx.xx / 29. How can I make use of this subnet ?
So you have a 10 pack of static IPs and this is how they distributed them to you in two different IP blocks?
If that is the case I'd contact your ISP but I'm thinking that they have bound both subnets to their equipment so that you should be able to get both networks on the same uplink to their router. Check with them but if I'm correct, then simply do what I said in my last comment but with the new subnet as well. Maybe for the Address Object Naming something like X1 1st block (.3), X1 2nd block (.3)...etc.
If that is the case I'd contact your ISP but I'm thinking that they have bound both subnets to their equipment so that you should be able to get both networks on the same uplink to their router. Check with them but if I'm correct, then simply do what I said in my last comment but with the new subnet as well. Maybe for the Address Object Naming something like X1 1st block (.3), X1 2nd block (.3)...etc.
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To clarify my understanding,
Two subnet range
203.198.xxx.xx / 29 (6 hosts)
113.28.xxx.xx / 29 (6 hosts)
Sonicwall WAN : 203.198.xxx.1
ISP router : 203.198.xxx.2
So, I can simply setup other public IP (113.28.xxx.xx), similar to 203.198.xxx.xx without need to anything on the WAN link, correct ?
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Two subnet range
203.198.xxx.xx / 29 (6 hosts)
113.28.xxx.xx / 29 (6 hosts)
Sonicwall WAN : 203.198.xxx.1
ISP router : 203.198.xxx.2
So, I can simply setup other public IP (113.28.xxx.xx), similar to 203.198.xxx.xx without need to anything on the WAN link, correct ?
Tks
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203.198.xxx.xx / 29 (6 hosts)
113.28.xxx.xx / 29 (6 hosts)
Currently, my firewall has already use 203.198.xxx.1 (as my Sonicwall WAN) and 203.198.xxx.2 for my router.
But, how can I make use the other subnet on my Sonicwall to use the other 113.28.xxx.xx subnet ?
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