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how do I add multiple Public IP's to Sonicwall NSA 3500
I have a 2wire router from BT with 8 public IP address's. I also have a Sonicwall NSA 3500 that I am trying to configure. I have one cable from the 2wire into the Sonicwall and that works fine for the first IP address. I have many services running from that IP, RDP, WEB etc... all good....... How the heck do I add another Public IP onto the Sonicwall, or indeed see if it can even see the others.
I have put on one IP address whit a subnet of 255.255.255.248.
Thanks
I have put on one IP address whit a subnet of 255.255.255.248.
Thanks
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Its not in Bridge mode.
i don't understand "If the 177 address in the ARP table is set as DHCP, is that ok?"
so, you have cable internet? when you want to use a sonicwall appliance, it's best to put your DSL/Cable router in bridge/transparent mode. if you have cable internet, that's alot easier as you can bypass PPPoE authentication. when you use bridge mode on the router, you can put your public IP address direction on the sonicwall.
so, you have cable internet? when you want to use a sonicwall appliance, it's best to put your DSL/Cable router in bridge/transparent mode. if you have cable internet, that's alot easier as you can bypass PPPoE authentication. when you use bridge mode on the router, you can put your public IP address direction on the sonicwall.
Just add another network object with another outside IP and create new rules and nats for it
thanks for the points!
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If the 177 address in the ARP table is set as DHCP, is that ok?