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How to get more than one device to answer from a range of public IP addresses

Asked by LeviDaily in Network Routers

Tags: routing, switching, subnetting, IP addressing

We have a Cisco Router managing 30 public IP addresses. We would like to put a device "alongside" the Router and answer to one of those public IP addresses. If I put a switch in front of the router so that both the Cisco Router and the "vpn" server are available to the Fiber media converter, how do I get the VPN server to respond to that single IP address it has assigned to it and not the router which right now responds to all 30 IP addresses?
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