Our ISP gives us 2 different IP ranges on the same interface, each with its own default gateway.
The original range was something like 200.100.100.128/28 with the default gateway on 200.100.100.142.
Later on, they gave us something like 200.100.100.64/27 with the default gateway on 200.100.100.94.
I configured my WAN interface on 200.100.100.141 and I can easily add Virtual IPs in the range 200.100.100.128/28, and all of them use the gateway on 200.100.100.142.
However, now I need to configure the IP 200.100.100.93, but it should use the gateway on 200.100.100.94. How do I configure this?
You say I should create a second WAN interface ON THE SAME NIC? Will it allow me to do so without using VLANs? (my ISP doesn’t use VLANs, it just throws both networks on the same LAN and ARP does the rest).