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Title: Anyone familiar with the Ubiquity EdgeRouter X ?
Post by: drifting on Jan 27, 2024, 14:58:51
Hi all.

Finally got my FTTP, only to find out my trusty and very old Mikrotik only has 100MB ports. So, with that in mind I went on the hunt, read a few good reports on the abover router, and that it could do NO NAT, and turn the firewall off (Long story I need those off for some fixed IP's I run equipment on) So can anyone help? Have set it to basic config, set the PPP to connect to IDNET, turned off the NAT and Firewall. So one assumes now I need a route? For the life of my I cannot work out what to set in routing! Networking is not my strong point, as you probably worked out.

Thanks
Title: Re: Anyone familiar with the Ubiquity EdgeRouter X ?
Post by: h3mp on Jan 27, 2025, 15:18:10
I know this is an old post, but adding some info in case of use in the future...

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I use an EdgeRouter-X at work to do the same with a different ISP on a VDSL connection.

I have a /29 IP block (8 IPs, 5 usable)
network address:   x.x.x.208
usable IPs:        x.x.x.209 through x.x.x.213
router address:    x.x.x.214
broadcast address: x.x.x.215

Eth0 MTU is 1508, pppoe MTU is 1500 (This change is for my G.fast connection, fibre requirements may vary)
Eth1/eth2/eth3/eth4 all in switch0 group

Routes:
Eth0 is set for PPPoE, x.x.x.214/32
Switch0 has been assigned IP x.x.x.208/29

Firewall rules:
WAN_IN allow traffic (new/established/related) to destinations x.x.x.209-x.x.x.213
WAN_LOCAL allow ICMP

DNS cache is available on switch0