Believer
join:2002-07-04
Baltimore, MD | reply to goldenspacek
Re: Mikrotik route setup
You can't have the same public range on both ether1 and ether3. They need to be subnetted.
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IntraLink
Premium,MVM
join:2002-08-14
Utah Valley
| You either need to subnet like suggested or proxy-arp.
Do this:
Remove the 16.133 from the ether1 interface.
Put the 16.133 on the ether3 interface.
Change the ARP setting on the ether1 interface to proxy-arp.
That should work.
Be aware that any subnet on your MT router will be responded to on the public interface because of the proxy-arp. |
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