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How to use Multiple static IP addresses from ISP
I have a block of 6 static IP addresses assigned from my ISP. My setup is that I have a FIOS box feeding my internet line to my Cisco WRVS4400n router. The router is providing wireless and wired connections to the internet.
I would like to setup and internal server at my office using one of the assigned static IP addresses, I do not have a domain setup in the office it self so I cannot use internal IP address and DNS setup.
What do I need to do in order to take advantage of the static IP address block.
I would like to setup and internal server at my office using one of the assigned static IP addresses, I do not have a domain setup in the office it self so I cannot use internal IP address and DNS setup.
What do I need to do in order to take advantage of the static IP address block.
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On you FIOS box, it should have a built in router and it should allow Port Address Translation. In the FIOS Firewall use one of the IP addresses assigned in the configuration. You can set the FIOS firewall to forward traffic to the static IP in your internal network when someone makes a request to the ISP's address and port.
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