Here is what is happening:
We have always had a Cisco Meraki and a DrayTek 3910
The Meraki runs an 81.x.x.x/31 subnet on WAN and a 31.x.x.x/27 LAN
The Meraki LAN is the DrayTek WAN which has the Meraki as the gateway and has lots of 192.x.x.x/24 subnets behind as well as services that use the 31.x.x.x/27 addresses to be publicly routable.
Now we are moving to wires only which means no Meraki
So the DrayTek is going to be the 81.x.x.x/31 but still needs to route through to the 192.x.x.x/24 subnets
Just to be clear, we are just removing the router, not changing ISP
So the Draytek must route to the 31.121.141.161/27 address when the WAN is on 81.134.210.124/31
Can we just add the 31.x.x.x/27 alias' to the WAN and will it still route?
We have always had a Cisco Meraki and a DrayTek 3910
The Meraki runs an 81.x.x.x/31 subnet on WAN and a 31.x.x.x/27 LAN
The Meraki LAN is the DrayTek WAN which has the Meraki as the gateway and has lots of 192.x.x.x/24 subnets behind as well as services that use the 31.x.x.x/27 addresses to be publicly routable.
Now we are moving to wires only which means no Meraki
So the DrayTek is going to be the 81.x.x.x/31 but still needs to route through to the 192.x.x.x/24 subnets
Just to be clear, we are just removing the router, not changing ISP
So the Draytek must route to the 31.121.141.161/27 address when the WAN is on 81.134.210.124/31
Can we just add the 31.x.x.x/27 alias' to the WAN and will it still route?
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