Cisco 1941 , How to use Static ip and network ip.

[wilayat]

Dear Friends!

i have a problem, i want to configure my cisco 1941 router for network and static ips both , i have ip pools form isp,
for example
network is 172.16.51.00 |-| 84.222.84.186-187-188-189 [isp]
84.222.84.186 [configured on Router] [working]
84.222.84.187 maped with network ip 172.16.51.205,[working]

now if i want to use direct 84.222.84.188 on my server, which is connected with network and network is connected with router, is it possible?

 

[unclerico]

so you do not want to use NAT?? you want a NIC on your server to be directly assigned .188??

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[wilayat]

no. i want both, is it possible? i want to use NAT and also direct ip too, i have fiber-optics connection, and 3 servers with network of abou 20 computers,
if it is not possible, then yes! i will prefer to configure direct ip using this cisco Router.

 

[unclerico]

sure, you can use both. i think the easiest way to do it will be to terminate the fiber onto a switch. plug your cisco router and any NICs that you want to directly address with an IP out of your globally routable range into this switch as well. unless you have a really good reason to do this you are asking for trouble. at a minimum you should get a transparent firewall (bump in the wire) and front all of your systems with it otherwise the chances are very good that you will be compromised.

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