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Multiple Wan Ip's
No I don't have an x1 anything. Let me try to explain this again. I have a cable modem. The cable modem has the WAN side addresses of .195 and .196. In the cable modem there is a NAT setup. I have .195 nat to 10.1.10.6 (LAN side of cable modem WAN side of sonicwall). I have .196 nat to...- Orion13
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Multiple Wan Ip's
I have tried that. It puts the NAT info in correctly but there isn't a virtual port on the WAN side to catch the other IP address. The cable modem gives us x.x.x.195 and .196. On the LAN side of the cable modem I Have a single cat5 line to the sonic wall. Its IP address is 10.1.10.6 and is...- Orion13
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Multiple Wan Ip's
Failed to mention this is a Sonicwall TZ 190- Orion13
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- Forum: Security, hacker detection & forensics
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Multiple Wan Ip's
My ISP gave us multiple IP's with our account. I now need to add a second IP address and NAT that to a new server. How do I add the additional IP to the WAN interface?- Orion13
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