How can hosts behind the SmartNode be made accessible with Public IP addresses?
Posted by Yara Basile, Last modified by Daniel Lizaola on 14 December 2017 05:38 PM
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Configuration Description In cases where an ISP assigns to your SmartNode’s WAN interface a public IP address, and provides you as well with multiple public IP addresses within the same subnet, all to be assigned to different hosts/servers within your network. The SmartNode being your access router, these hosts/servers will be sitting on the LAN side behind the SmartNode, and will physically be carrying private IP addresses within the local LAN subnet (example:192.168.1.100 and 192.168.1.101). You would need these hosts/servers to be accessible from the WAN side with their secondary public IP addresses. To achieve this, a static NAPT profile needs to be configured. This configuration allows SmartNode to map between the local IP address of the host and its corresponding public IP address.
Command Sequence to copy, edit and paste profile napt NAPT_PUBLIC | |
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