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setting up a Linksys WRV54G with a Netopia 3346N-002 DSL router

Asked by jsarinana in Virtual Private Networking (VPN)

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I have a new SBC DSL connection and a new Linksys WRV54G. My LAN is a SBS2003 with 5 clients and Exchange 2003.

I called my ISP SBC DSL and asked for a static public IP so I can creat a relay to my Exchange server. I also have my MX record ponting to a SBC DSLmodem and the Linksys was set as DHCP for WAN connection to the modem. After asking for a static public IP a tech. should up and left me a Netopia router 3346N-002 and said I'd have to use this unit so I can have a sticky IP.

I swapped out the modem for this Netopia router and had to use a Staic public IP on the Linksys in order to get internat connection. The tech gave me two public IP's xx.xxx.xx.54 and xx.xxx.xx.49 the Netopia is using .54 and the Linksys is using the .49. with the .54 as gateway and I'm also using the DNS the tech. gave me

I want to be able to setup my linksys to forward SMTP port 25 to my Exchange server for mail delivery. My MX records are pointing to .54 and this does not work, I can send mail but I cannot recive. I cannot change the Linksys to static IP .54 because it is being used on the Netopia and if I run the Linksys as DHCP I can't get a Internet connection. I think what I need is to setup the Netopia as a bridge to the Linksys and have the Linksys use .54 so I can do my relays to the Exchange server and have Internet connection. Does anyone know if this is correct and how would you do this?Start Free Trial
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