HELP PLEASE.......:) Still trying to resolve this issue. I have gone the route of PPPoe. I have set it up with a secret and using a profile. I am able to authenticate from a test router but the router won't pass traffic. Here is a pic of my config(can't attach). Any suggestions? Kind of stumped now....

So the 1 to 1 nat works functionally but I actually want the public IP on the WAN port of the customer's router. Is the only way to do this PPPoe? Or is there some other way to make the public IP available to him?
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millenium7, your response was perfect and timely. I ended up using your option 2 example. I'm statically providing the customer in your example with a 10.0.0.2 ip address and did the 1to1 NAT rules in the firewall. Initially it didn't work but then I moved the two new rules to position 0 and 1 and t...

Ok, so I put in the ip address and the two firewall NATs. Changed my laptop to the static LAN address and checked my public ip. It still shows as .18 and not .19. Anything else I need to do? /ip address add address=10.5.8.19/28 interface=Public Add rule allowing access to the internal server from ex...

Ok, thanks for the feedback. I'll look into that as a possibility.
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Thanks for the response solar77. I'll give that a try so to summarize your suggesting they still get a static LAN ip address but I make a rule using the below commands so all traffic to/from that static LAN address uses the specified public IP address. Is that about right? I'll look into the PPPoe a...

Hi, I have a wisp and all customers have been working on a single public IP address so far. Now I have a customer who requires a static IP address. I have used the next available IP address with the same gateway but not sure what else I need for this one customer. Because they will have a public IP ...

ooh forgot to answer your question about authentication. right now that his handled on the radio side so no ppoe or anything like that.

Yes that is correct next available public IP that is already assigned to me. My setup is very simple right now. Ether1 is my WAN connection Ether2 is my LAN which EVERYTHING is connected to via a switch. The series of radios connected to the switch is my back haul. There is an AP that the customers ...

Hi, I have wisp and all customers have been working on a single public IP address so far. Now I have a customer who requires a static IP address. I have used the next available IP address with the same gateway but not sure what else I need for this one customer. Because they will have a public IP th...