Routing Multiple Static WAN IP's?

[Ian Coughlin]

I have a 5 IPs address pool and need to route the IPs to three or four different destinations; Private Network (all my servers and workstations), Hosted VoIP solution, Public Network (for guests), and possibly one web server.



My Router is a Linksys RV042, and switching is being handled by HP-V1910 series switches. I planned on running everything on one physical network segmented with VLANs.



I understand how VLANs work but with 1 WAN IP. I can't find anything that talks about multiple WAN IPs.



Any help would be much appreciated, thank you.

 

[Bennett Prescott]

Re: Routing Multiple Static WAN IP's?

Ian,



Does the Linksys do more than RIP routing? It and the switch will both need to understand 802.1Q, IIRC. Been a few years since I've done this.

 

[Ian Coughlin]

Re: Routing Multiple Static WAN IP's?

I'll have to check when I get to my office. Had the IPs allocated yesterday and I guess I forgot to update a couple of the DNS entries since I can't remote login...

 

[Adam Whetham]

Re: Routing Multiple Static WAN IP's?

Ian,



Does the Linksys do more than RIP routing? It and the switch will both need to understand 802.1Q, IIRC. Been a few years since I've done this.

Yea... idk if you can router on a stick the WAN side... if I get a chance to ask I will, as I'm ironically sitting in my Cisco networking 4 class right now...

 

[Ian Coughlin]

Re: Routing Multiple Static WAN IP's?

Nope, Just RIPV1 and V2...



It does have a 0ne to One NAT feature but that still doesn't help much becuase then I would be double NATing... (?)

 

[Bennett Prescott]

Re: Routing Multiple Static WAN IP's?

My Apple routers allow me to share a pool of addresses on the WAN side, although I don't know if they'll NAT to them.

 

[Ian Coughlin]

Re: Routing Multiple Static WAN IP's?

Apple routers... Not much you can do with those, although I love mine at home becuase it always ''just works''



Right now I'm just looking at getting an inexpensive 5 port switch and placing it after the VZ FiOS ONT and running a patch to each router (private, public, VoIP), then patching them all back into my switching network setting up VLANs to route appropriately.