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I am trying to setup a Sonicwall behind an ATT uverse modem (2wire 2701 HGV-B). We have 5 static IPs plus our gateway address. We need the Sonicwall to have the gateway address.<br />
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We were able to have the Sonicwall act as the gateway address in the past with ATT DSL so it would route traffic for all useable IPs. I tried the DMZ Plus mode but that gives you a different IP (not one of your statics). <br />
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Is this posible with Uverse or do I need to move away from ATT? Their support informed me that Uverse is not good for businesses with statics. <br />
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Any ideas are much appriciated.
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I am trying to setup a Sonicwall behind an ATT uverse modem (2wire 2701 HGV-B). We have 5 static IPs plus our gateway address. We need the Sonicwall to have the gateway address.

We were able to have the Sonicwall act as the gateway address in the past with ATT DSL so it would route traffic for all useable IPs. I tried the DMZ Plus mode but that gives you a different IP (not one of your statics). 

Is this posible with Uverse or do I need to move away from ATT? Their support informed me that Uverse is not good for businesses with statics. 

Any ideas are much appriciated.

How to bridge ATT Uverse Static IPs behind a sonicwall

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