Hi People,
Basically I need a router to 'pass through' traffic without it changing the ip subnet. I have live IP addresses behind the router, attached to fa0, and they have the same ip range/subnet as the routers atm0 interface (I purchased a Non-NAT setup from my ISP).
My question is how to setup the router interfaces so they use the same IP address for the ATM interface and the Ethernet interface?
On standard consumer products you can simply turn off the NAT and it disables the LAN setup allowing live IPs behind the router.
I am using a /29 setup so have 6 ips. Everything I have looked at shows the usage of NAT but I guess I don't need that.
If I try to ping the IP behind the router from the command prompt it gets stuck in a loop between itself and my ISPs gateway.
Is that because of this - ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 dialer 0 ??? I guess so but what is the alternative?
Oh, I am using an SR520 series router with an ADSL over POTS Wan link.
Regards,
Chris Snape (UK)
