Single NAT
Router 1 incoming on WAN port ---> dstnat to LAN server
Double NAT
Router1 incoming on WAN port ----> dstnat to LANIP of next router
Router2 incoming on fixed IP WAN port ----> dstnat to LANIP of server
TRIPLE NAT
Router1 incoming on WAN port ----> dstnat to LANIP of next router
Router2 incoming on fixed IP WAN port ----> dstnat to LANIP of next router
Router3 incoming on fixed IP WAN port ----> dstnat to LANIP of server
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Unfortunately there is an added complication at the MIkrotik that is connected to the other mikrotik
BUT, lets look at simply as
that MIKROTIK has TWO WAN interfaces
Port X coming from ISP2 and Port Y coming from upstream Router.
Thus you can apply the rules above just fine.
Router 1 incoming on WAN port ---> dstnat to LAN server
Double NAT
Router1 incoming on WAN port ----> dstnat to LANIP of next router
Router2 incoming on fixed IP WAN port ----> dstnat to LANIP of server
TRIPLE NAT
Router1 incoming on WAN port ----> dstnat to LANIP of next router
Router2 incoming on fixed IP WAN port ----> dstnat to LANIP of next router
Router3 incoming on fixed IP WAN port ----> dstnat to LANIP of server
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Unfortunately there is an added complication at the MIkrotik that is connected to the other mikrotik
BUT, lets look at simply as
that MIKROTIK has TWO WAN interfaces
Port X coming from ISP2 and Port Y coming from upstream Router.
Thus you can apply the rules above just fine.
Statistics: Posted by anav — Fri Mar 08, 2024 3:57 am