asked on 8/10/2016

subletting: isp provides 6 ext ip on \29 but connects vddl on \38 address

Hi,

i connect a tp link VDSL router == this connects to ISP on 84.9.180.56/32 address

how can i use the 84.9.232.144/29 addresses given.
84.9.232.145 - 84..9.232.150

The route is a TP-LINK TD-W9970 router.

Many thanks

Matthew

Routers Networking Protocols Broadband

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Maphew

8/10/2016

Jan Bacher

8/10/2016

That /29 is probably routed to your end of the /30.

Configure your (static) NAT statements.

Qlemo

8/10/2016

If you do a tracert -d -w 100 84.9.232.145 from a PC using the Linksys as default gateway you should see the packet going out to the ISP address and back to your router (where it will be dismissed because there is nothing forwarded yet for those addresses). If not, routing is not set properly at the ISP.

Maphew

8/10/2016

ASKER

hi,
thank you for the input however;

@Jan there is no option for static NAT

@Qlemo just timeouts after passing through the gw, however ISP states routing is workin. Nothing connected to the external.

Thanks

Matthew

Jan Bacher

8/10/2016

How are you configuring this /29? On a physical interface? Or, will you use them for NAT?

Maphew

8/10/2016

ASKER

I would ideally like to use NAT

x.x.x.1 --> int ip 1
x.x.x.2 --> int ip 2

Thanks

Jan Bacher

8/10/2016

Well, when you configure your NAT, they should just work.

Maphew

8/10/2016

ASKER

HI Jan

I can not see anywhere where I can enter these NAT instructions on the TP-Link WD9980 vdsl router.

Thanks

Matthew

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8/10/2016

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Maphew

8/10/2016

ASKER

Thanks Jan

I think the router model is an issue as it will not allow the vdsl to be a bridge.

Really do appreciate the quick responses.

kind regards

Matthew