Thanks Lonnie
Yes to both questions.
Hmm that is all way too much custom config for me.
I think I am going to look for other providers and In the mean time I will just
use the SNAT Plugin for port forwarding and use the dynamic address with
dynamic DNS for access to the box.
Thanks so much for
Hi Michael,
So the static /30 is routed via your dynamic PPPoE IPv4 address to your box ?
So anywhere internally you can hang your /30 ?
Off the top of my head, in /mnt/kd/rc.elocal, you could play with something
like:
--
modprobe dummy numdummies=0
ip link add name ip4net type dummy
ip addr ad
Ok I can confirm that PPPoE is only a single dynamic connection. The SNAT
plugin seems to work fine.
The problem I have is that I'm not sure how I can assign this address on the
local box so I can ping it externally and use it for remote access. It needs to
be an EXT interface somehow.
Any idea
Yep its certainly a bit strange.
1) Yes completely different although the /30 is actually 4 useable addresses as
it's a PPP connection.
2) No I'm fairly certain that PPP can only allocate a single IP Address which
is the dynamic one. I would need to add the additional addresses to ppp0 once
its
> On Jul 22, 2020, at 6:31 AM, Michael Knill
> wrote:
>
> Hi Group
>
> I have moved to a carrier that only provides a dynamic PPPoE address and if
> you want a static address they add a /30 routed range.
> Just wondering how I configure this in Astlinux? Do I use EXTIP_ALIAS? How do
> I us
Hi Group
I have moved to a carrier that only provides a dynamic PPPoE address and if you
want a static address they add a /30 routed range.
Just wondering how I configure this in Astlinux? Do I use EXTIP_ALIAS? How do I
use this address for outgoing Source NAT?
Thanks
Regards
Michael Knill
