@@WillieHowe you never explained why someone would do this and what interface are you useing in your browser ? is that a router lot of details left out.
Very nice video. I have a question. How would you add specific source in WAN IN rule for NAT 1:1. I would like to have a list of outside IPs that i let use this NAT rule. (multiple of them). At the moment i can put in Source tab only one IP. Is there any way how can i write multiple diffrent outside IPs in Surce address tab?
Thank you for the great videos on Ubiquiti gear! I followed the instructions in this 1:1 NAT video precisely, but unfortunately did not have success. When I attempt to access the machine by public IP, I am getting a connection refused. I was wondering if the configuration I have in place for my ISP could be preventing your advice from working. In addition to the physical eth0 interface, I have vlan (eth0.201) and pppoe0 interface. Could these be causing an issue? If so, I would appreciate a pointer to any documentation that could guide me to get this working. Thanks! And thanks again for all of your videos-- they're excellent.
from a freshly reset router, I have followed this second by second several times and i don't think it works. I even matched all the ip addresses, etc, to try and make it identical. I wish the end of this video demonstrated that it did actually work, by attempting a connection.
Hi Willie, thanks for the video! Couple of questions. One, will these same setting work on a USG? Two, is and/or how is this better than setting up a DMZ?
Hey Willie, thanks for this, great video. I'm looking to translate a second public ip on eth0 and translate it directly to eth2 so a tenant in my building connected to that port can use their own Router without a double NAT situation, how would this be done? Thanks
Hi Willie, i am looking for a similar solution as mentioned above: 2 WAN (eth0 and eth1) and 2LANs (eth2 and eth3). But the second WAN shall be forwarded to another router and that router is supposed to get the public IP. In addition to that, we want to do routing between eth2 and eth3. I mean, if the user on eth3 (the second WAN behind own router) is trying to connect to a device on eth2. How could that be, and can it be achieved with POE-5? We do not want the traffic to go out to the ISP and then back again. Thanks in advance!
@@WillieHowe my customer translate my ip from 192 to 10 , firewall rules I use Eth 0 in / out and wan_local , I use Eth 0 to local Actually I can ping my router which have same network with my machine which is 192 , but 192 only for switch or port 2,3,4 I tried translate my 192 router switch to 10 address given by customer, they ping 10 by Eth 0 port could not find my router , which my router only able ping by 192 address
@@WillieHowe thank you for the response. I have been watching your videos and they have been really helpful. If my inner network device does not have the ability to set a gw, is there a way I could connect to it? For example using a vpn connection as shown in another on if your videos.
What if its not static ip and dynamic ip. Fiber modem cum router DHCP to edge router x to another router wan. It working fine and after some time net disconnects. when trying to hit the edge router its hitting the 2nd router and no internet as well. Only way to get net is to reboot the 2nd router. Its x4s from netgear. setup is ISP via fiber modem wired to edge eth0 and eth1 to x4s WAN. ISP assign dhcp and holds the wan to it. So any request needs to forwarded to edge via port forwarding. it also holds a firewall. So as edge and x4s. So does the setup needs some tweaking. the setup is ISP Modem: 1.1.1.x Edge router 100.100.100.x x4x router os 100.100. 101.x Do i needs still 1:1 nat. I keep getting this weired disconnection and edge is no more accessible other than x4s login pops up for edge ip.
Friend, I have not been able to solve a problem, I currently have a pool of 5 public IPs, of which I want a private IP to work only with a specific public IP and not use the others.
Every time I follow the exact steps and I try to access the static IP externally it redirects to the edge router. What am I doing wrong? Or does this differ from doing a DMZ or port forwarding? I have 5 static IP addressed from my ISP and have one of them configured in the Edge Router to point to a local IP. I'm trying to access my ESXi management outside the network on a external IP address. Thanks for the help.
That was it! I was trying it locally. Tested the IP on my phone externally and it went straight through. Thanks for the tips and the videos otherwise I would be lost.
new to EdgeRouter, 6p. followed your steps, OK, had same issue. NAT a wan address, port 80 to internal testing server. works from outside network, but inside network get EdgeRouter login. if you could give a little more info on above would be great not to sure were to find 'wan in rules' or 'hairpin nat'. next on the list will be adding DHCP option 43 or 128 (for mitel phone system) - do you have a video on this? thanks
Wow, this was very smooth and easy to follow tutorial,... one of the best how to videos I have used in a long time, Kudos to Willie Howe. 😊
Nice tutorial, I used 3 Public Static NAT's for NVR monitoring for Ubiquity Edgerouter 6p - works well. your video helped me a lot. Thanks you...
Thanks so much! I was not putting in my Source NAT rule correctly and it was driving me nuts. This helped!!! Thank you!
can you do a demo with a CGNAT on Edgerouter please
Thanks Willie for the great video.
Just wanted to say thank you this was really helpful and solved my problem!
Great video! Thank you for taking the time out to make it!
I look at this like once a year since I guess May 11, 2017. Thanks
Well explained, as always. I've setup 2 of them already, working well.
@@WillieHowe you never explained why someone would do this and what interface are you useing in your browser ? is that a router lot of details left out.
Thank for making that clear for the internet !
Can you explain Source NAT rule vs Destination NAT rule, what’s the difference etc
Very nice video. I have a question. How would you add specific source in WAN IN rule for NAT 1:1. I would like to have a list of outside IPs that i let use this NAT rule. (multiple of them). At the moment i can put in Source tab only one IP. Is there any way how can i write multiple diffrent outside IPs in Surce address tab?
THANKS ALOT WILLIE, i think this video will solve my issue. Peace
Awesome as always
Thanks Willie! Great video as always!
Hi willie, thanks for The video, I am looking for Hair pin NAT. Actually I have a problem with My Hair Pin NAT in edge router infinity
Thank you for the great videos on Ubiquiti gear!
I followed the instructions in this 1:1 NAT video precisely, but unfortunately did not have success. When I attempt to access the machine by public IP, I am getting a connection refused.
I was wondering if the configuration I have in place for my ISP could be preventing your advice from working. In addition to the physical eth0 interface, I have vlan (eth0.201) and pppoe0 interface. Could these be causing an issue?
If so, I would appreciate a pointer to any documentation that could guide me to get this working. Thanks!
And thanks again for all of your videos-- they're excellent.
hello willie love the videos
from a freshly reset router, I have followed this second by second several times and i don't think it works. I even matched all the ip addresses, etc, to try and make it identical. I wish the end of this video demonstrated that it did actually work, by attempting a connection.
@@BruceSchaller it works
Hi Willie, thanks for the video! Couple of questions. One, will these same setting work on a USG? Two, is and/or how is this better than setting up a DMZ?
Hey Willie, thanks for this, great video.
I'm looking to translate a second public ip on eth0 and translate it directly to eth2 so a tenant in my building connected to that port can use their own Router without a double NAT situation, how would this be done?
Thanks
Hi Willie, i am looking for a similar solution as mentioned above: 2 WAN (eth0 and eth1) and 2LANs (eth2 and eth3). But the second WAN shall be forwarded to another router and that router is supposed to get the public IP. In addition to that, we want to do routing between eth2 and eth3. I mean, if the user on eth3 (the second WAN behind own router) is trying to connect to a device on eth2. How could that be, and can it be achieved with POE-5? We do not want the traffic to go out to the ISP and then back again. Thanks in advance!
Is that internal to internal? Would I be able to assign and private ip to an ISP static ip the same way?
How to do that for PPOE if dynamic . when wan ip is dynamic how to enable nat rule to open port and forward to internal devices.
does it matter it it is bridge0 vs switch0 pointing to the internal lan (dhcp side or static private side) ?
Nope
from inside my network, it automatically puts be back at my edge router, which makes testing a pain, from outside..I'm not getting there.
Can I make translation able to ping the internal ip ? My customer wanted to ping but I failed to do it. Please advise thanks
Yes you can
@@WillieHowe my customer translate my ip from 192 to 10 , firewall rules I use Eth 0 in / out and wan_local , I use Eth 0 to local
Actually I can ping my router which have same network with my machine which is 192 , but 192 only for switch or port 2,3,4
I tried translate my 192 router switch to 10 address given by customer, they ping 10 by Eth 0 port could not find my router , which my router only able ping by 192 address
how can I do this but with two lan ips? Im trying to connect to two different computers using the wan ip and a specific port.
thanks
Will this still work if the device on the inner network does not have its gw set?
No
@@WillieHowe thank you for the response. I have been watching your videos and they have been really helpful. If my inner network device does not have the ability to set a gw, is there a way I could connect to it? For example using a vpn connection as shown in another on if your videos.
have web server inside network. can access outside to inside. But can't access my own web server from my local network. what have i missed?
thanks for your help God Bless
What if its not static ip and dynamic ip. Fiber modem cum router DHCP to edge router x to another router wan. It working fine and after some time net disconnects. when trying to hit the edge router its hitting the 2nd router and no internet as well. Only way to get net is to reboot the 2nd router. Its x4s from netgear. setup is ISP via fiber modem wired to edge eth0 and eth1 to x4s WAN.
ISP assign dhcp and holds the wan to it. So any request needs to forwarded to edge via port forwarding. it also holds a firewall. So as edge and x4s. So does the setup needs some tweaking.
the setup is
ISP Modem: 1.1.1.x
Edge router 100.100.100.x
x4x router os 100.100. 101.x
Do i needs still 1:1 nat. I keep getting this weired disconnection and edge is no more accessible other than x4s login pops up for edge ip.
Friend, I have not been able to solve a problem, I currently have a pool of 5 public IPs, of which I want a private IP to work only with a specific public IP and not use the others.
Look at my Source NAT videos, that's what you want.
Every time I follow the exact steps and I try to access the static IP externally it redirects to the edge router. What am I doing wrong? Or does this differ from doing a DMZ or port forwarding? I have 5 static IP addressed from my ISP and have one of them configured in the Edge Router to point to a local IP. I'm trying to access my ESXi management outside the network on a external IP address. Thanks for the help.
That was it! I was trying it locally. Tested the IP on my phone externally and it went straight through. Thanks for the tips and the videos otherwise I would be lost.
new to EdgeRouter, 6p. followed your steps, OK, had same issue. NAT a wan address, port 80 to internal testing server. works from outside network, but inside network get EdgeRouter login. if you could give a little more info on above would be great not to sure were to find 'wan in rules' or 'hairpin nat'.
next on the list will be adding DHCP option 43 or 128 (for mitel phone system) - do you have a video on this?
thanks
Thanks! This solved my problem :D
Is this like DMZ????
You never made the cloud angry 😩
Big thanks