Hi Phil, To set up a second IP or subnet on the same interface you would have to create a Virtual IP with type Proxy ARP and set the IP and subnet CIDR for the Virtual IP.
In my opinion though you would be much better off requesting a consecutive set of 32 IPs (assuming this will last you a couple of years) from your colo and just reassign the IPs on the server if at all possible. We had to do this about a year and a half back and for such a small subnet it really wouldn't be as painful as it might sound. Shane On 9/16/07, Phil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > (Not sure if this went through. If it's a duplicate, sorry) > > I have a question regarding multiple WAN subnets and I'm hoping your > product will be able to support such a scenario. > > I currently have an IPCop firewall in front of my web server at a co-lo. > The co-lo assigned me an initial bank of IP's (Block A below) which are > currently configured within IPCop. I was just assigned an additional bank > of IP's (Block B below) but these new IP's have a different gateway than the > initial ones. It is my understanding that IPCop cannot handle multiple > subnets on the WAN interface and it was suggested I look into your product, > I only have 2 NICs installed in the box. Is it possible to configure the WAN > interface with these additional new IP's (Block B below)? > > Here is an example of the IP's... > > Block A: > 50.1.1.16 - 50.1.1.31 - Gateway: 50.1.1.17 > > Block B: > 50.1.1.64 - 50.1.1.79 - Gateway 50.1.1.65 > > How would I configure pfSense with this scenario (multiple blocks of IPs > with different gateways)? Is this possible? I don't believe I can install > an additional NIC in this box. > > Thanks for any help, > > Phil >
