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shevalex782020-02-10 00:49:57
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shevalex78, 2020-02-10 00:49:57

How to connect 2 external ip from 1 provider?

Good afternoon, we have 1 cable with rj45 from the provider and 2 external ip. Hence the question in the diagram, preferably with a detailed description and a link to an example or article.
This is what is spinning in my head:
1. We put a switch and 2 routers to it
2. Look for a router with 2 wan rj45
3. Perhaps some kind of software setting of the router ..?

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Aves, 2019-05-29
@qovalenko

.aggregate([
  {$unwind: "$params"},
  {$match: {"params.one": true}},
  {$project: {
    _id: 0,
    name: 1,
    age: 1,
    two: "$params.two",
    three: "$params.three"}
  }
])

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CityCat4, 2020-02-10
@CityCat4

IP is not a physical entity, but a logical one, so nafig does not need any of this. One wire to one port, everything is bred inside the router, it's just that the router should not be of the "main price" class, but something like a microtic.
A packet arrived with IP 1.2.3.4 - marked it, a packet arrived with IP 2.3.4.5 - also marked. Depending on the brand, they were sent there or here, where necessary.

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Drno, 2020-02-10
@Drno

Well, a normal router can “spread” several addresses on the sides.
And yes - this is not a "home" router.
From inexpensive - mikrotik.
And what is the final task? Why do you need 2 external addresses?

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Kelv13, 2020-02-10
@Kelv13

It works fine for me according to your scheme 1 We put a switch and 2 routers to it

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Z3R0NU1L, 2020-02-11
@Z3R0NU1L

We did it through vlan, the main thing is that the wire supports and then routes the traffic as you want. We have a server on a molt, and routes were set up on it. Through a router, you can, the principle is similar, the main thing is that it pulls :) Mikrotik will be able to

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