RV220W - multiple public IP addresses

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• The router RSV4000 does support multiple public IP addresses

  I have a client who has a RSV4000 router. The customer also bought a block of 5 usable public IP addresses. I need to be able to assign these public IP addresses for printers, either by configuring a static IP address on each printer directly or through mapping of intellectual property or any other method. Made support for RSV4000 using several treats public IP and if so what configuration is required in the router for printers to be seen by the outside world.

  Hi Winston,

  Thank you for posting. The functionality you need is one-to-one NAT, who does not have the RVS4000. Please watch the RV042 or RV220W for this feature.

• What are the causes an IP internal to "attack" multiple public IP addresses?

  We had to many TCP SYN host sweep. Could someone share what could cause the above? Follow copies of the alert details.

  evIdsAlert: eventId = 1216742775473866070 = severity = informational Cisco vendor

  Author:

  hostId: ips

  appName: sensorApp

  appInstanceId: 403

  time: August 8, 2008 19:18:53 UTC offset = 480 timeZone = GMT-08:00

  signature: description = TCP SYN host Sweep id = 3030 = S2 version

  subsigId: 0

  marsCategory: probe/SpecificPorts

  interfaceGroup: vs0

  VLAN: 0

  participants:

  striker:

  addr: 172.16.5.111 locality = OUT

  Port: 3958

  target:

  addr: 69.63.178.11 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 64.62.193.70 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 77.67.127.41 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 64.215.162.27 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 65.55.15.242 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 77.67.127.10 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 69.63.176.167 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 65.242.27.32 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 64.209.118.140 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 77.67.127.25 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 207.200.64.225 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 207.68.179.219 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 65.55.13.158 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 63.217.8.128 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 66.151.244.212 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  target:

  addr: 207.200.64.161 locality = OUT

  OS: idSource = unknown type = unknown = relevant

  alertDetails: InterfaceAttributes: = 'Unknown' physical context = 'Unknown' bottom of basket = "GigabitEthernet0/1 ';

  riskRatingValue: 31 targetValueRating = average attackRelevanceRating = relevant

  threatRatingValue: 31

  Interface: GigabitEthernet0/1 context unknown physical = unknown = backplane = GigabitEthernet0/1

  Protocol: tcp

  Scans when detected on the network local are "mostly" false positives, that's the official word from Cisco:

  http://Tools.Cisco.com/Security/Center/viewIpsSignature.x?signatureId=3030&signatureSubId=0&softwareVersion=6.0&releaseVersion=S2

  "Benign triggers.

  Scan host 3030 and 3032 signatures detect behaviors that cannot be observed from sources outside the local network, but are normal behaviors for sources within the local network. »

  You can filter these signatures of the LAN hosts using event Action filters or tune the signature (using the source / dest. fields inside).

  Concerning

  Farrukh

• RV220W - rules of access/redirection of port with multiple WAN IP addresses

  I just installed a Cisco RV220W - that works very well for outbound traffic, however for incoming it seems unable to work with multiple WAN IP addresses.

  We have a block of 6 WAN IPs assigned to us by our ISP, and I want to use each of them to expose certain ports on our servers to the outside world.

  I tried to do with rules (by using HTTP, for example) with the following parameters:

  Connection type: Inbound (WAN (Internet) > LAN (local area network))

  Action: Always leave

  Service: HTTP

  Source IP: Unique address

  Start:

  Send to the Server Local (DNAT IP):

  Use other WAN (Internet) IP address: disabled

  Status: Activated

  However, the port of the inaccessible Server/rest.

  I tried:

  • Restart the server with power power off again
  • implement the same port forwarding settings
  • triple-checking all the IP addresses used

  The only way that I have working is by changing the access rule so that it applies to any specific source rather than to another address... but this isn't a solution for us because we need to use specific IP addresses to the internal servers/ports specific.

  The interface of the router admin certainly suggests that this should be possible, but using it seems to break all incoming access!

  Any suggestion is welcome.

  You must use "ANY" as the source IP address, you publish your internal server to the internet and the internet means that the request comes from any source IP address (you don't know what it is, so that's all.

  Basically, you want any source IP to hit one of your WAN IP on port 80, and then your firewall will redirect the request to the internal private IP address of the server on the same port 80. And when the answer comes back internal server, the firewall will already have this translate entry in and reverse NAT won't happen (you must configure it, the default firewall function).

  I hope that I have answered your question.

  Please mark as correct, if you like the answer.

  Thank you

• Public IP address used internally on RV220W

  Hello

  I've finally set up our RV220W to serve our network of offices, using the following environment:

  WAN is set for a public IP (static configuration), while internal network consists of two VLANS.

  VLAN 1 is connected to the cable network and a SSID wireless, where DHCP is served by our server Windows SBS (192.168.15.x), and this VLAN is used only for our own office. VLAN 2 is connected to a second SSID wireless, where DHCP is served by the RV220W himself (192.168.17.x) and this VLAN is used for guests and visitors to our office.

  On a regular basis, we need to use a mobile device to access a test page of a development server on VLAN 1, and the router is configured to redirect the connections on a specific port on the public IP address to our development server.

  For VLAN 1, I solved this by substituting the DNS for the host name of this test page to use the local IP address of the development server.

  However, for VLAN 2, there is no way to access this test page.

  Is there a way I can configure the router to redirect connections, either replace the internal DNS for the test on the development server page is also accessible from 2 VLAN (network comments/visitor)?

  Thanks for any help.

  Hi Kim, what firmware version are you using? You can load the last

  http://www.Cisco.com/Cisco/software/release.html?mdfid=283118607&flowid=&softwareid=282487380&OS=null&release=1.0.4.17&relind=null&rellifecycle=null&RelType=null

  On older versions, there are a few problems Hairpin, but most have been resolved on the latest 2 releases.

  -Tom
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• I can map a public IP address on a pc using the router tplink?

  I can map a public IP address on a pc using the router tplink?

  Moved from the community involvement Center

  Original title: Port forwading

  Check with the support of tplink.

• Access to the COR to two XP systems behind a router with a single public IP address

  Hello

  is it possible to access the RDC to two XP systems, with two different port for the DRC, behind a router with a single public IP address?

  Please note this ia a small home network without any parameters of the field. I use IP to access DRC.

  You comments are appreciated.

  Thank you

  Use different ports for the DRC on both XP and configure the router to redirect to the appropriate port on the appropriate computer.

  See the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base How to change the listening port for remote desktop .

• X 2000 and multiple static IP addresses

  Hello

  I have a X 2000 router which is connected to a DSL cable.

  My DSL contract have 16 static IP addresses.

  In order to make this work I had to choose PPPoA with my user name and password.

  The router automatically got my IP address and I can go on the internet.

  Now, I need to map one of my other IP addresses to a server inside my local network.

  How can I do a NAT between (for example) port 80 on my another static IP address to one of my LAN IP?

  Thank you

  Max

  The X 2000 is a consumer. It supports only a single public IP address.

• Block a public IP address

  Hi I have a V2 E4200 and it is updated to firmware Linksys Wifi Smart... Is it possible to block a public IP address?

  # It is not so smart than that.

  You would need a real firewall.

  http://www.pfSense.org/

  http://doc.pfSense.org/index.php/IP_Blocklist

• Configure the router WRT54G with the PUBLIC IP address and use the DHCP protocol for internal computers

  Hello

  I have a service online Internet with 5 public IP addresses.

  The router and the AP are connected to a switch.

  I would like to set up a WRT54G Router with a public IP address and use DHCP (with private ip address) for the computers that will connect to the AP.

  That the AP is connected to the switch, it is possible that the other wired computers that are connected to the same switch can get an IP from the DHCP?

  Thanks in advance

  In this case, the routing is automatic.

  WRT54G configuration:

  WAN:

  Internet connection: static IP address

  IP address: 180.X. X 170

  Subnet mask: 255.255.255.248

  Gateway: 180.x.x.x (Ex: 180.x.x.1)

  DNS: servers your ISP DNS

  LAN:

  The IP address of the router: 10.10.10.1

  DHCP range: 10.10.10.100 of-online 10.10.10.200

• Deployment of ESA without public IP address

  Hello Experts,

  I want to know that if I deploy ESA in my network without public IP address with a config on the SAA as if is there any traffic to port 25, then transmits to the ESA to the Exchange.

  I published the public IP address of my firewall in the MX record.

  In this scenario, there will be no problem for the ESA to determine the reputation of the sender when you receive an email?

  And if ESA is not able to determine the reputation of the sender, then, what is the best way to deploy the ESA without using a public IP address.

  I know that 99% of the ESA facilities use a private IP address on the public static listener with NAT on the firewall in front of the ESA. There is nothing wrong with that. Just think that get translated here. This is the destination IP address of the request that comes from the internet and ESA can still see the IP address of the sender. Only your internal mail server does not see the sender-original INVESTIGATION period. But there's nothing in general not as SPAM-check is done, when the mail strikes the internal server.

• Site to Site VPN between ISR4331(Data Center) and 25 branches with RV042 and dynamic public IP address

  Hi, we just got router ISR4331. We will use this router to our datacenter as pummel hub. Not to mention that it will be the static IP address. Our goal is to connect 30 small offices to the Datacenter by VPN site-to-site. All of our offices a RV042 router and DSL connection, so dynamic public IP. How to accomplish this task. Before the VPN connection is stable and the need not to configure tunnels frequently.

  Thank you

  GM

  Hello

  Please check the config below:

  HUBS:

  crypto ISAKMP policy 1
  

   BA 3des
  md5 hash
  preshared authentication
  Group 2
  life 86400
  crypto isakmp secretkey key address 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 (Having said that the dynamic router HUB remote routers have public ip address)
  Describe your valuable traffic. Note that I have sepcified for both tunnels, but basically, it will be the same for the rest out for the destination. For example, I used 192.168.1.0/24 and 192.168.2.0/24. You will need to replace it with your existing installation.
  TUN1 extended IP access list
  ip permit 192.168.1.0 0.0.0.255 192.168.2.0 0.0.0.255
  TUN2 extended IP access list
  ip permit 192.168.1.0 0.0.0.255 192.168.3.0 0.0.0.255
  Create your strategy to Phase 2
  Crypto ipsec transform-set esp-3des esp-md5-hmac TS
  card crypto S2STUN 1-isakmp dynamic ipsec HUB_TUN
  crypto dynamic-map HUB_TUN 10
  

  86400 seconds, life of security association set

  game of transformation-TS

  match address TUN1

  !

  crypto dynamic-map HUB_TUN 11

  86400 seconds, life of security association set

  game of transformation-TS

  match address TUN2
  Now apply the card encryption to your WAN interface
  gi0/1 interface
  card crypto S2STUN
  Now configure on your remote routers
  Remote router 1
  crypto ISAKMP policy 1
  BA 3des

  md5 hash

  preshared authentication

  Group 2

  life 86400

  !

  ISAKMP crypto secretkey key address x.x.x.x (replace with your public ip address of the HUB)

  !

  TUNNEL TRAFFIC extended IP access list

  permit ip 192.168.2.0 0.0.0.255 192.168.1.0 0.0.0.255

  !

  Crypto ipsec transform-set esp-3des esp-md5-hmac TS

  !

  crypto card TUN_TO_HUB 10 ipsec-isakmp

  defined peer x.x.x.x (replace with your public ip address of the hub)

  game of transformation-TS

  match address TRAFFIC TUNNEL
  !

  gi0/1 interface

  card crypto TUN_TO_HUB

  Remote router 2

  crypto ISAKMP policy 1
  
  BA 3des
  md5 hash
  preshared authentication
  Group 2
  life 86400
  !
  ISAKMP crypto secretkey key address x.x.x.x (replace with your public ip address of the HUB)
  !
  TUNNEL TRAFFIC extended IP access list
  ip licensing 192.168.3.0 0.0.0.255 192.168.1.0 0.0.0.255
  !
  Crypto ipsec transform-set esp-3des esp-md5-hmac TS
  !
  crypto card TUN_TO_HUB 10 ipsec-isakmp
  defined peer x.x.x.x (replace with your public ip address of the hub)
  game of transformation-TS
  match address TRAFFIC TUNNEL
  !
  gi0/1 interface
  card crypto TUN_TO_HUB
  HTH.
  Evaluate the useful ticket.
  Kind regards
  Terence

• Could not ping router RV042G public Internet address when it is after spending a SG200-08

  I use the optical fiber Singtel broadband server. I installed a SG200-08 for UNTAG VLAN to port 2 and connect the port to port RV042G WAN 1. It works very well with a public IP address. Access to Internet is very well to router LAN ports.

  However, I try ping on the public IP address of RV042G of the internet, I could not reach him. Everything what I'm missing in configuration SG200-08?

  Hello

  I don'i heard the switch block ICMP traffic as it has layer 2 switch, can you please check if the Ping on the interface of the router WAN is activate--> firewall--> WAN ping of uncheck block

  Please rate this post or marked as replied to help other customers of Cisco

  Thank you

  Mehdi

• Is it posible to the public ip address of the default locking?

  Is it posible to block the public IP address by default on multiWAN routers?

  I have several RV016 with up to 4 30Mbps Internet VDSL lines each and using the latest firmware to load 50-200 customer balance.

  When it is used for navigation, some sites will have to lock public source IP of the customer (especially sites that requires a user authentication).

  From a server point of view, public IP address will be between public IPs provided by ISP, automatic suite 4 round robin load balancing strategy.

  As public IP, read by the server changed server reduced session, users will need to enter username and password again to connect.

  Is it posible to lock this public IP for awhile to idle? (he has been featured on my old router BeWAN LX400H as "timer LockSource IP")

  ebarriera,

  The RV016 has no functionality like timer LockSource IP unfortunately. It's a common problem with load in the Cisco Small Business routers and key balancing mainly "secure them" traffic like HTTPS and RDP. I would test balance HTTP traffic and link HTTPS traffic to a WAN port and see if you get decent results.

  -Marty

• Numbering of the SIP Client IP addresses to public IP addresses

  Hello

  We are developing a new video network with VCS control and 2 highways of VCS. 1 expressway stressed the public internet address face and 2nd Expressway face partner network.

  Requirement: Internal SIP endpoint need dial IP address public (via Highway 1) and the IP address of the partner (via Highway 2). VCS control configured mode "calls to unknown IP address" to "Indirect".

  The two highways set up for 'Request to the unknown IP' mode to 'lead '.

  There is research on the VCS control rules to find the IP address.

  Priority 1 for IP address via 1st Highway

  Priority 2 for Ip address of partner via Highway 2.

  The two numbering IP addresses work, but component partner / IP address takes about 38 Sec to finish for the configuration of the call.

  When I look at the history of calls on the VCS control, I can see even for the search for the IP address of partners, 1 internet search Expressway and could not reach the IP address and then start to search on the highway of VCS partner and find the Ip address, like that it takes more time to complete the call.

  Sometimes, it is time and couldn't make a call of IP address to the IP address of the partner.

  is he kind, we can minismise the time for setting up call for the IP address of the partner numbering.

  Kind regards

  Chris

  Chris,

  try to disable SIP UDP on both motorways as this should reduce the appeal of 30 seconds preparation time.

  Hope this helps,

  Andreas