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MalteserMan · 05-23-2011

Hi Guys,I have a customer that has been allocated an IP range by the ISP.203.100.251.120/29 for example.The Cisco router gets its IP of 110.x.x.x which is fine, and I can add a sub-interface with an IP in that 203.100.251.120 range and am able to pin...

MalteserMan · 05-24-2011

I am a little confused by your reply, the whole Sub-Interface thing is documented in the manual?I dont need anything to go through the firewall, no port forwarding etc. Essentially I just need the device to connect to the internet and get its static ...

MalteserMan · 05-23-2011

Does anyone else have any suggestions?

MalteserMan · 05-23-2011

Sure, hopefully this helps.If I go to Interface Setup - WAN.I have "WAN1" interface.Under this there is PVC0 which is setup with PPPoE username+password, this interface gets a 110.x.x.x address from the ISP.I can then create a sub-interface (PVC1) on...

MalteserMan · 05-23-2011

Thanks for your reply.Can you please elaborate though?To explain my confusion - I have set the SRP527 up with a PPPoE connection, it gets the IP of 110.x.x.x - I can ping this external once it is setup. I can then add a sub-interface with an IP of 20...

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