I have the Peplink 305 where WAN 1 has an IP address of 123.123.123.100 The ISP allows me to have 5 IPs 123.123.123.100 -105. LAN 1 connected to a switch where I plug in multiple computers who get local 192.x addresses.
There is one computer connected to the switch which needs to get IP 123.123.123.101 Can this be done? I do not need the peplink firewall to block any ports.
giving the computer a local IP address 192.168.1.101
setting up WAN 1 to bind to the the Additional IP 123.123.123.101 address
setting up a new Server for 192.168.1.101
setting the firewall to allow everything from 123.123.123.101 to 192.168.1.101
And all of this may be fine. I was wonder if there is a way for the computer on the switch to pull the public IP from the Peplink. Maybe this is called IP forwarding or something.
The 305 LAN 1 is connected to a switch and a handful of computers are connected to the switch who get local IP addresses. Does IP Forwarding allow for the handful of computers to get local ip addresses? I though this was only possible in NAT mode.
Or is this possible?
WAN 1 ip: 123.123.123.100 run in NAT mode
WAN 1 ip: 123.123.123.101 (added in the additional IP section) run in IP Forward mode