IP Alias over PPPoE
Is it possible for IP Aliasing over PPPoE on any of the TP-Link Routers? If not, what would be an alternative solution to still use the ER8411 as the main router.
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Hi @KXT308
Sorry for the late reply.
When you dial up for internet access, is it necessary to choose PPPoE as the Internet connection type? Can you choose a static IP instead?
If so, you can try referring to this FAQ:
How to configure One-to-One NAT on an Omada Gateway
If the connection type must be PPPOE, unfortunately we can't do that.
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Hi @KXT308
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
IP Alias on TP-LINK Omada gateway only supports Internet connection types of dynamic and static currently.
May I ask what is your topology and what kind of network requirement you want to meet?
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Hi @Hank21
I'm currently running a Draytek 2927 on a FTTP PPPoE connection with a static IP. I also have a another 2 routed IP's on this connection. One of the routed IP's is forwarded to a virtual machine running Omada Cloud Controller and Unifi Controller. I'm looking to replace the Draytek and Ubiquiti switches & AP's that i'm running for a full TP-Link network. I still need to be able to point the routed IP's to the virtual machine.
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Hi @KXT308
Sorry for the late reply.
When you dial up for internet access, is it necessary to choose PPPoE as the Internet connection type? Can you choose a static IP instead?
If so, you can try referring to this FAQ:
How to configure One-to-One NAT on an Omada Gateway
If the connection type must be PPPOE, unfortunately we can't do that.
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