So what is the best way to use the isp's static addresses? There is no real good information on how to allow the router to pass multiple public addresses to the system on the public network. Is there any good documentation to get this done correctly?
Subject: Re: [OpenWrt-Devel] IPTABLES web gui On Monday 26 Dec 2011 21:43:52 Wesley Heydlauff wrote: > I would like to see a web GUI page that can configure an ISP's static > IP's and allow them into the router and pass them to the correct > internal private IP. can some Dev's look at adding this into the builds. > I know PFsense can do this but it requires PC hardware. Please look at > adding this to the next build. this will make OPENWRT the best router > software out there. > > I know it can be done command line but one there is no directions to > do that and two this sometimes can get complicated. a webgui would be > the best to do 1:1NAT. This could be implemented by having LuCI support the iptables NETMAP target, however, I would personally argue that if you have been assigned a static range which you can use, performing 1:1 NAT is a pretty terrible way of making use of it. Nonetheless, in the interim, if you MUST have this functionality and somehow performing proper routing isn't an option for you, you can always throw a rule into your firewall.user file. _______________________________________________ openwrt-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openwrt.org/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
