Configuring IP Pools

Fixed Port Range Example for GUI

In this example, the company has a range of 10 IP address that they want to be used by employees on a specific subnet for NATing.The external interface is wan1.

 

Field                                                      Value

IP Pool Type                                             IPv4 Pool

Name                                                        IPPool-3

Comments                                                IP range to be used by outgoing traffic

Type                                                         Fixed Port Range

External IP Range                                     10.23.56.22 – 10.23.56.31

Internal IP Range                                     192.168.23.1 – 192.168.23.254

ARP Reply                                                enabled

 

Fixed Port Range Example for CLI

config firewall ippool edit IPPool-3

set comments “So the the correct IP address is resolved on reverse DNS look ups of the mail server.”

set type fixed-port-range set startip 10.23.56.22 set endip 10.23.56.31

set source-startip 192.168.23.1 set source-endip 192.168.23.254 set arp-reply enable

set arp-intf wan1 end


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One thought on “Configuring IP Pools

  1. Cj

    what’s the definition of user in “block per user”?
    an IP address of a user or the username?
    how does fgt differentiate the user?
    Thanks,

    Reply

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