I've had some basic experience with using the dhcp-client as well as getting a static IP from my ISP, but I'm looking to combine the two and I've reached the limit of my knowledge:
My ISP gives me a static IP and several additional dynamic IPs, it can't be as simple as enabling /ip/dhcp-client on ether1-gateway as well as setting the static IP, and then manually setting up the routes so that one internal subnet goes out the static IP and another goes out the dynamic IP, can it?
I'm anticipating that the the problem here is that the static route and the dhcp client would both be on ether1-gateway, or am I overthinking that?
My ISP gives me a static IP and several additional dynamic IPs, it can't be as simple as enabling /ip/dhcp-client on ether1-gateway as well as setting the static IP, and then manually setting up the routes so that one internal subnet goes out the static IP and another goes out the dynamic IP, can it?
I'm anticipating that the the problem here is that the static route and the dhcp client would both be on ether1-gateway, or am I overthinking that?
Statistics: Posted by Minnesnowta — Thu Jan 18, 2024 4:59 am