Hi,
We have small public IP (/29) network from our provider, but only one public IP is in use, on External (WAN1) interface. We need to use another public ip, so the only way is add it as secondary to same WAN1 interface?
Also if it's true, don't understand, how then to create a policy to allow, for example, doing NAT through new public ip to internal network ? When I create a new policy with Incoming Interface=WAN1 does it matter which public ip will be using ?
FG100F with fw 7.2.3
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Hi,
you do NOT need to put this other IP address on the WAN interface as secondary or in any other way. Just use it in appropriate places:
You do need to use additional IP as secondary on an interface in specific cases - like taking part in dynamic routing protocols, using for DHCP, few more, but not in your case.
Hi,
you do NOT need to put this other IP address on the WAN interface as secondary or in any other way. Just use it in appropriate places:
You do need to use additional IP as secondary on an interface in specific cases - like taking part in dynamic routing protocols, using for DHCP, few more, but not in your case.
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