I have a customer with a DSL connection and 2 static IP's. I don't have
much experience in this but the Modem only has one port. My question is how
do I configure a Sonic Wall TZ170 for 2 static addresses. One will go to
the SBS 2003 server and the other they want to connect to a Linksys Router
for public use. Is this possible?

Thanks!

Take you DSL connection and connect it to a hub or switch with multiple
ports. Connect the sonicwall using one IP to one port and the Linksys using
the other IP to another port. This will put your Linksys on the external for
public use.

"Tim H" <nospamstupid@newsgroup> wrote in message
news:%23JZlfIaTKHA.504@newsgroup

>I have a customer with a DSL connection and 2 static IP's. I don't have
>much experience in this but the Modem only has one port. My question is
>how do I configure a Sonic Wall TZ170 for 2 static addresses. One will go
>to the SBS 2003 server and the other they want to connect to a Linksys
>Router for public use. Is this possible?
>
> Thanks!
>

Tim H <nospamstupid@newsgroup> wrote:

> I have a customer with a DSL connection and 2 static IP's. I don't
> have much experience in this but the Modem only has one port. My
> question is how do I configure a Sonic Wall TZ170 for 2 static
> addresses. One will go to the SBS 2003 server and the other they
> want to connect to a Linksys Router for public use. Is this possible?
>
> Thanks!

This is easy . ...

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*ISP's modem*
|
|-----Ethernet switch-----|
| |
(123.123.123.1) (123.123.123.2)
*RouterA* *RouterB*
| |
|----LAN A----| |----LAN B----|


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