alonig1
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different Public IP to every VLAN
I got a range of IP's from my ISP.
How do I set a different PUBLIC IP , for each VLAN?
I have ubiquiti router and switches.
How do I set a different PUBLIC IP , for each VLAN?
I have ubiquiti router and switches.
ASKER
Do you know how ubinquiti works ?
IT's all GUI.
I need the GUI way!
IT's all GUI.
I need the GUI way!
IT's all GUI.Wrong. Ubiquiti has GUI *and* CLI. Darrell gave you a correct answer, even if you don't like the fact it's using CLI.
I need the GUI way!https://help.ubnt.com/hc/e
In your case, it sounds like you're interesting in the Masquerading. Follow the web UI directions for that.
ASKER
I'm not using CLI , im using GUI.
Also I don't have the edge max router I have Ubiquiti Unifi Security Gateway (USG)
Also I don't have the edge max router I have Ubiquiti Unifi Security Gateway (USG)
ASKER
Darrell Porter ,
How do I get to the CLI command prompt?
How do I get to the CLI command prompt?
you can access the cli command prompt over ssh. as far as i remember, you are required to press a button on the router to allow access.
you may have a look at the "remote access" menu in your screenshot as well.
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the settings are definitely available in the gui. the proper location would be "NAT" or possibly "masquerade"
they should most likely be directly available under "firewall" may be you need to dive into the "networks" submenu
you may have a look at the "remote access" menu in your screenshot as well.
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the settings are definitely available in the gui. the proper location would be "NAT" or possibly "masquerade"
they should most likely be directly available under "firewall" may be you need to dive into the "networks" submenu
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Do essentially this for each VLAN and/or public IP address in the assigned IP block.