I have a 7 building MAN setup with fiber interconnecting all buildings. At Bldg 1 is my ISP connection, with a block of 5 real IP addresses. At building 2 I need to put a device that wants one of those REAL IP addys. How do I do that? All 3560s in each building. Can I just add a route to my firewall relating a 192.168.x.x addy to one of the real ones or is there some way to "encapsulate" that real addy thru 2 3560s and over the fiber?
That's exactly what I said, the internal IP address will use Building 1's ISP so all you have to do is configure a static NAT for the Building 2 device.
I should have been clearer. Building 2 has no ISP connection, the only ISP connection is in Bldg 1. (In effect, all buildings go out Bldg 1's ISP connection. And all traffic inbound from outside would come in on the ISP connection in Bldg 1).
That's exactly what I said, the internal IP address will use Building 1's ISP so all you have to do is configure a static NAT for the Building 2 device.
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