QUOTE(jackdon @ Jun 1 2012, 02:49 PM)
OK let me explain what I am trying to do.
Current setup
ISP (Unifi) ----- Dlink DIR615 ----- TPLink router --------------- Local Lan (mail server)
----------- ---- xxx.xxx.xxx.221 -- xxx.xxx.xxx.222
------------------- --------------------- 192.168.0.1 ------------------- 192.168.0.1/24
I am trying to replace both the Dlink DIR-615 and TPLink with just one Microtik 760GL
ISP (Unifi) --------------- Microtik 760GL --------------------------- Local Lan (Mail server)
------------------------xxx.xxx.xxx.221
------------------------- 192.168.0.1 ------------------------------ 192.168.0.1/24
I follow the setup base on klseet setup I cannot find where to create the xxxx.xxx.xxx.222 ip. This IP already as some A Record in the public DNS pointing to it. I know I can do just use xxx.xxx.xxx.221 as our public IP but I would need to update all these record.
Hope you can figure out what I am trying to ask.
jackdon
Not familiar with Mikrotik but what you want to do is Network Address Translation(NAT). The internet already knows that your location is where they need to go to find x.x.x.221 and x.x.x.222 (TM already did the necessary BGP).Current setup
ISP (Unifi) ----- Dlink DIR615 ----- TPLink router --------------- Local Lan (mail server)
----------- ---- xxx.xxx.xxx.221 -- xxx.xxx.xxx.222
------------------- --------------------- 192.168.0.1 ------------------- 192.168.0.1/24
I am trying to replace both the Dlink DIR-615 and TPLink with just one Microtik 760GL
ISP (Unifi) --------------- Microtik 760GL --------------------------- Local Lan (Mail server)
------------------------xxx.xxx.xxx.221
------------------------- 192.168.0.1 ------------------------------ 192.168.0.1/24
I follow the setup base on klseet setup I cannot find where to create the xxxx.xxx.xxx.222 ip. This IP already as some A Record in the public DNS pointing to it. I know I can do just use xxx.xxx.xxx.221 as our public IP but I would need to update all these record.
Hope you can figure out what I am trying to ask.
jackdon
Right now your Mikrotik is not responding to any traffic to x.x.x.222 because it doesn't know where it is so you need to tell the Mikrotik to translate (NAT) your mail server's local LAN IP to x.x.x.222.
Again, I'm not familiar with Mikrotik so I can't tell you how to do this.
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