Hello,
We have AT&T business fiber and paid for additional IP addresses. Usually we get all IPs in the same subnet but with AT&T, our primary static address is completely different than our 5 static IPs. I haven't seen this before and wasn't sure how they are supposed to be used.
- There is an AT&T multi-tenant box in the MPOE (Ciena) which both our suite and another suite in the building connect to.
- We have a CAT5e hand off running from that to our Fortigate Router/Firewall
- We've just been using the primary static address so far.
My guess is we would set up those static IPs on other interfaces on the router/firewall and then config our router/firewall to route traffic from those 5 ips all through the primary static IP we were issued using Rules etc.
Is this correct? Why not just give us the IPs all in the same subnet?
Edit: I tried searching "AT&T fiber static subnet" before posting
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