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Is your router capable of having multiple external IP address? &nbsp;Please supply the make/model.
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Is your router capable of having multiple external IP address?  Please supply the make/model.

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Are the IP addresses consecutive? Typical assignments are 1,5,13 usable 
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Are the IP addresses consecutive? Typical assignments are 1,5,13 usable

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The router is a Linksys ADSL2 Gateway AG241v2 model<br />
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We have a range of ip addresses from .64 to .67
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The router is a Linksys ADSL2 Gateway AG241v2 model

We have a range of ip addresses from .64 to .67

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Cheers. we have just had a CISCO 837 delivered.<br />
Have been told this will do the job.<br />

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Cheers. we have just had a CISCO 837 delivered.
Have been told this will do the job.


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I am trying to setup Direct Access and i am having trouble assigning the 2 require external ip addresses to the UAG servers 'external' network card.<br />
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I have been supplied with a bank of 4 external ip addresses by my adsl supplier.<br />
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My server sits behind an Cisco/Linksys ADSL router.<br />
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How do i get the external ip addresses to work on the server?
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I am trying to setup Direct Access and i am having trouble assigning the 2 require external ip addresses to the UAG servers 'external' network card.

I have been supplied with a bank of 4 external ip addresses by my adsl supplier.

My server sits behind an Cisco/Linksys ADSL router.

How do i get the external ip addresses to work on the server?

Setting up 2 external ip addresses on an Internal Server

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