Assigning static wan ip addresses

BananaMann · 05 Feb 2014

Hi,

I've just purchased an Asus RT-N66U router and am trying to configure my multiple IP addresses (I have a block of 8, or rather 5 usable IPs)

On my previous router I ran the following:

:ip ipadd intf=LocalNetwork addr=IP4/29 addroute=enabled
:ip ipadd intf=LocalNetwork addr=IP3/29 addroute=enabled
:ip ipadd intf=LocalNetwork addr=IP2/29 addroute=enabled
:ip ipadd intf=LocalNetwork addr=IP1/29 addroute=enabled
:ip ipadd intf=LocalNetwork addr=IP0/29 addroute=enabled
:ip ipadd intf=LocalNetwork addr=IP9/29 addroute=enabled
:nat mapadd intf=Static outside_addr IP4 weight 1 index=0
:nat mapadd intf=Static outside_addr=IP9 inside_addr=192.168.1.50 weight=120 access_list IP9
:nat mapadd intf=Static outside_addr=IP9 inside_addr=192.168.1.50 weight=120 access_list 192.168.1.50
:saveall

:nat mapadd intf=Static outside_addr=IP0 inside_addr=192.168.1.51 weight=120 access_list IP0
:nat mapadd intf=Static outside_addr=IP0 inside_addr=192.168.1.51 weight=120 access_list 192.168.1.51
:nat mapadd intf=Static outside_addr=IP1 inside_addr=192.168.1.52 weight=120 access_list IP1
:nat mapadd intf=Static outside_addr=IP1 inside_addr=192.168.1.52 weight=120 access_list 192.168.1.52
:nat mapadd intf=Static outside_addr=IP2 inside_addr=192.168.1.53 weight=120 access_list IP2
:nat mapadd intf=Static outside_addr=IP2 inside_addr=192.168.1.53 weight=120 access_list 192.168.1.53
:nat mapadd intf=Static outside_addr=IP3 inside_addr=192.168.1.54 weight=120 access_list IP3
:nat mapadd intf=Static outside_addr=IP3 inside_addr=192.168.1.54 weight=120 access_list 192.168.1.54
:service system ipdelete name=TELNET ip=149.255.104.16
:saveall

Someone helped me configure it, and honestly I don't know where to start in writing that for the new router, or if it's even required?

Has anyone used one of the Asus routers (firmware version 3.0.0.4.374_979-gbc8961e) and successfully managed to configure multiple WAN IP addresses? I was hoping there would be something in the control panel, but I can't find anything.

Thanks!

BananaMann · 05 Feb 2014

Nobody can help me?

2xg · 05 Feb 2014

Hi there,

This is a bit complicated concern so we have to do some research to provide you hints or possible answers.

This is based on my own experience of assigning multiple Public or WAN IPs using a Sonicwall appliance. I am not familiar with Asus but you may consult the manual.

I took some snips of my Sonicwall device. First I'd assign a Public IP that my ISP gave me (which I have 10 blocks) to Address Object in Network Setting of Sonicwall. Then in NAT Policy Setting you would assign that Public IP to an App or Program (make sure that you enable the NAT Policy by checking off the box) in order for this to work. See attached images for your review. This is all the hints that I can provide you. Navigate in your Asus router settings or read the manual so that you'll be able to figure it out.

Edit: Had to wiped out part of the Public IP.