You're right.
The traffic will appear to be coming from the IP address that is in the
same subnet as the router's default route. If you've done this, a
simple reboot might be in order just to square everything off.
Regards,
Paul
ccrum wrote:
It should be based on what your default route is in the ip routes table
is....shouldn't it?
Keith Barber wrote:
Good morning all,
I was working over the weekend switching my routers over from being behind NAT to having
full blown public ips. I was hoping to be able to "overlay" the public IPs,
but all the traffic continued to say it was coming from the internal IPs.
Is there a way in MT that you can say, this address is the primary one for this
interface?
If not, then my next move will probably be to start implementing vlans, so I
get separate interfaces.
Thanks
-Keith-
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