public and private IP's, same network

[Anonymous]

Is it possible to mix public and private IP's behind a star-os box?

Why am I asking this?

For people who don't want (not allowed) to run servers, I want them connected through NAT, for those willing to pay the $$$ to allow them to run some kind of server, I need to route individual IP's.

Can this be done easily and effectively, on the same network?

Or, should I attempt to do PPPoE? How much overhead is involved, and can it actually be done when the server has a couple of Star OS boxes between it and the client?

[tony]

Yes, you are able to mix public and private IPs with ease, and is how many ISPs set up their network. Simply set up a NAT rule for the private subnet(s) you wish to allow Ineternet access for.

Thanks!

[lonnie]

And don't forget you can keep your entire network private and use 1:1 mapping at your main router to give a public access to a web server or or email, or whatever the guys want to run.

I have to caution this does not seem to work perfectly for some VPN connections, but pretty much everything else works.