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Raddo · 15-12-2011, 11:06

The firewall we run is a Zyxel Zywall 1050 (an old one but with the latest firmware).

Its bizarre as because the IP addresses are on the SUperhub, it essentially means I have to connect 13 devices to the lan ports. But I cant do that as it only has 4 onbaord. Which means connecting a switch and then connecting the device to all the ports on the switch. Then I have to assign the external address (ie 81.81.81.81/255.255.255.240) to the interface of the device I have connected.
DHCP is disabled so you cant give out the external ip addresses automatically. The super has a local IP of 192.168.0.1, wheras on other systems like this you should be able to give it a local ip of 81.81.81.81 and then dish out addresses. Its bonkers!

15-12-2011, 11:06	#3
Raddo Inactive Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 2	Re: Superhub and Existing Firewall The firewall we run is a Zyxel Zywall 1050 (an old one but with the latest firmware). Its bizarre as because the IP addresses are on the SUperhub, it essentially means I have to connect 13 devices to the lan ports. But I cant do that as it only has 4 onbaord. Which means connecting a switch and then connecting the device to all the ports on the switch. Then I have to assign the external address (ie 81.81.81.81/255.255.255.240) to the interface of the device I have connected. DHCP is disabled so you cant give out the external ip addresses automatically. The super has a local IP of 192.168.0.1, wheras on other systems like this you should be able to give it a local ip of 81.81.81.81 and then dish out addresses. Its bonkers!