[Nathan666]

Thanks for the reply, unfortunately only the one IP can be assigned to the ASA interface as this is supposed to be the point that the traffic exits the local environment.

Don't have a cisco router due to the Firewall config this router not really work.

But at least the Superhub is seeing that there are multiple IP's coming from the one interface. I assume your Superhub is not set to "modem" mode?

Regards

Nathan

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Seph,

It's a 5505 but I am unsure if this is something that will work, I just have the one internal subnet that is part of the same Windows domain but I will give it a proper read through when I get a chance tomorrow.

Thanks