Sorry for the hassle guys. Turns out it was my stupid ISP's problem. I bypassed my router and still couldn't get my extra IPs to route. I should have tried that earlier. I just blew a day thinking my config was wrong. Thanks for the effort and the read. Just remember to never count out stupidity on ...

Andrew, I have already done what you're saying by using a 3rd NIC and setting up a bridge with the WAN/Internet interface. But I'm still unable to ping my ISP gateway from a machine on that bridged network. According to everything I'm seeing, it should work just fine, but something is hosed. Any ide...

Hi guys. I have a large network of people all on 10.x.x.x addresses. I've been running a couple of servers with DST NAT & SRC NAT behind the router, but now need to have a couple of servers running public IPs. I could put them before the router obviously, but would lose the abilty to do any band...

Well, what I've tried so far has been unsuccessful, so I'll give some more details and ask for help. :) All local customer traffic is in 10.x.x.x blocks. I have two outbound connections on different interfaces named "SDSL" & "Cable". I'm using SNAT masquerading for 0.0.0.0/0 ...

We have two connections at our main NOC, a 2Mb/s SDSL and a 1Mb/s Cable connection we use as a backup. Our SDSL provider has decided that they are going to block all outbound port 25 traffic not destined for their SMTP server in an effort to "protect" people from viruses with built-in SMTP...