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beardsley · 13-01-2004, 08:21

Using something like Bering/LEAF you can get your firewall to provide 1-to-1 NAT, ie. map each public IP address to a different private address. I had to do this at work when a group of machines was moved to an office on a different subnet, and it was not practicable to change their internal IP addresses.

Sorry if this misses the point of what you are trying to do, as I am not familiar with NTLs business offering.

13-01-2004, 08:21	#15
beardsley Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Hampshire/Surrey border Posts: 128	Re: Multiple IP on firewall? Using something like Bering/LEAF you can get your firewall to provide 1-to-1 NAT, ie. map each public IP address to a different private address. I had to do this at work when a group of machines was moved to an office on a different subnet, and it was not practicable to change their internal IP addresses. Sorry if this misses the point of what you are trying to do, as I am not familiar with NTLs business offering.