Hi, I have a WAN connection with several public IPs (28 subnet). I have configured the WAN2 like: IP: 82.216.XXX.242 SM: 255.255.255.240 GW: 82.216.XXX.141 I then added all IPs (like 82.216.XXX.243,...

@Vincent-TP No. I am taking about this listing: As our (single) WAN connection is a 28 subnet we have 14 alias IP addresses that we can use/assign. But I just see "WAN2". Period. No information about...

I am currently trying to configure a gateway. The WAN connection has a 28 subnet with 14 usable IPs. I can configure portforwarding for them under "Transmission" / "NAT". But in the overview of all...

@Honkman In fact, we need to configure 4 different WAN subnets on one WAN port whereby on subnet is the "main" subnet. Even using "WAN IP Alias" seems not to be possible as solution as all my 3 IP...

@Clive_A And, for completeness, we had to bridge two WAN ports on the Fortigate to achive that. In fact, the Fortigate (virtually) works as two routers (VDOMS). C

@Clive_A We have on WAN port. Several (three) IP pools. But the specific issue is, that the IP pools are routed to the main IP of the WAN connection and that this IP is not part of the pools....