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Thanks Technodweeb.<br />
I will tray this in the a.m. ands will let you know.<br />
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Regards.
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Thanks Technodweeb.
I will tray this in the a.m. ands will let you know.

Regards.

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&gt; Currently configured with one of the 12 available static IP addresses (provided by ISP) for RDP purposes.<br />
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do you actually have 12 RDP servers behind the router?
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> Currently configured with one of the 12 available static IP addresses (provided by ISP) for RDP purposes.

do you actually have 12 RDP servers behind the router?

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Hi bbao,<br />
Technodweeb helped me with the issue.<br />
Ultimately, what I did was this: I have 12 IPs from the ISP and one router.<br />
I connected the ISPs modem to a dumb 12-port switch.<br />
From there, I connected 1 ethernet cable to my router. and I connected another one to another router setup with a different IP address.<br />
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Thanks.
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Hi bbao,
Technodweeb helped me with the issue.
Ultimately, what I did was this: I have 12 IPs from the ISP and one router.
I connected the ISPs modem to a dumb 12-port switch.
From there, I connected 1 ethernet cable to my router. and I connected another one to another router setup with a different IP address.

Thanks.

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no worries. glad to know you have found your way to solve the issue. :-)
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no worries. glad to know you have found your way to solve the issue. :-)

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Hello:<br />
<br />
Got a Cisco RV016 multi-WAN router.<br />
Currently configured with one of the 12 available static IP addresses (provided by ISP) for RDP purposes.<br />
How do I go about configuring another of those 12 IPs to a VPN device on my LAN?<br />
Where in my router should I look? I don't believe it is port forwarding, since I first need to setup the new public IP in my router, correct?<br />
<br />
Thank you
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Hello:

Got a Cisco RV016 multi-WAN router.
Currently configured with one of the 12 available static IP addresses (provided by ISP) for RDP purposes.
How do I go about configuring another of those 12 IPs to a VPN device on my LAN?
Where in my router should I look? I don't believe it is port forwarding, since I first need to setup the new public IP in my router, correct?

Thank you

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