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what is my ip gives my wan ip instead of server ip

Guy Verhamme1

Hi All,

 

this is my first question here and will thank you all for helping me.

I have for me the following issue.

 

When i log in on an server and i asked what is my ip he gives me Always the wan ip.

I have 84.199.85.64 /29 on eth0 with .65 as gateway and .66 as the ip for the UTM

i called this interface External Wan Telenet

No i have an second interface where i use external ip's that the provider gaves to me

84.198.252.160/27

You see my gateway is 161 and i can use 162 as first ip on my server.

No i have an server with

IP: 84.198.252.162

subnet : 255.255.255.224

Gateway : 84.198.252.161

 

When i login on that server and ask what my ip is he said that it is 84.199.85.66 what gateway is instead of 84.198.252.162 the real ip of that server.

I will run on that server an cpanel and he needs dedicated ip adress what i gave ofcourse.

But when cpanel do an check he said that it .66 server is and the license will not work.

 

I tried really a lot of things but cannot fix it.

I have 2 lines so use multiple gateway but make an multipath rule that that range must use the wan of telenet.

 

so please can tell someone me how i arrange this so that when i ask what is my ip he the fixed wan ip gives instead the gateway

 

thank you so much

 

Guy



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    Hi Guy,

     

    it seems you have a MASQ Rule (SNAT) for this network...

     

    in many Installations i have seen this "Quick and Dirty" Default MASQ Policy, it helps the admin not to forget MASQ Rules for newly created Networks, but sometimes dosn't help as in your scenario.

    if not in Masquerading maybe there is a SNAT rule in "NAT" with simmilar content.

     

     

    if you disable this Rule your Server should work as expected, then you'll need to create dedicated Rules for your local subnets but not for your public networks.

     

    yours Lukas

    lna@cema

    SCA (utm+xg), SCSE, SCT

    Sophos Platinum Partner

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    Hi Guy,

     

    it seems you have a MASQ Rule (SNAT) for this network...

     

    in many Installations i have seen this "Quick and Dirty" Default MASQ Policy, it helps the admin not to forget MASQ Rules for newly created Networks, but sometimes dosn't help as in your scenario.

    if not in Masquerading maybe there is a SNAT rule in "NAT" with simmilar content.

     

     

    if you disable this Rule your Server should work as expected, then you'll need to create dedicated Rules for your local subnets but not for your public networks.

     

    yours Lukas

    lna@cema

    SCA (utm+xg), SCSE, SCT

    Sophos Platinum Partner

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