Static ip's

[brokerkw]

i have a static ip in my router from provider ... How can i can give my client the static ip ? my station is Server Edition v2.01.1


Always my clients asking if possible they can get static ip , so they can connect to their pc. when they left out country.

please advice me .


Thanks

[lonnie]

You have to get your provider to assign you a block of publics and then you can assign them to your customers.

[brokerkw]

My provider give me 5 static ip's ... but i don't know how to give my client one of them :(

[greg]

How big is your network - how many hops from your router are the customers? Is it bridged or routed? Are all the customers that need public IP's on the same interface?

[brokerkw]

i have 10 clients only ... One of my clients need Static ip ... All my customer are reaciving my signal through 19db Anttena & Senao bridge B

i hope i answer you qustions . Thanks

[Steve]

Assign all of your public ip's to the ethernet interface on your main router and do a 1:1 nat on one of the ip's to the client's private ip. Leave your other clients masq'd to the original ip. I'm assuming you are using Star-OS at your gateway....

[brokerkw]

I'm using staros server edition v2.01.1 ...

I can add all my static ip's in ip assigments under ether 1 ... then i have to go to " advance " then " Scripts " then " nat & static ... on this my command is like this " masq from 192.168.3.0/24 to dev ether1 ... Now do i have to add another masq ... and what is the command here ?....
thanks for reply me Steve

[Steve]

The command is just like it shows: ipmap from <public ip> to <private ip>

Make sure you put the ipmap statement before the masq statement.

[brokerkw]

Sorry steve , it dosn't work ... if you have any thing you can send me by attach to my email : kuwait_broker@yahoo.com

[rbolduc]

Sorry steve , it dosn't work ... if you have any thing you can send me by attach to my email : kuwait_broker@yahoo.com

What is not working? I would like a little more info before me or anyone can help write you out any statements.. what are the public IP's ? you can x out the first 2 octets before you post if you want.. what is the private ip you are going to? is this fully routed? can the user now surf the internet using the default ip?


Reed

[brokerkw]

thanks for reply ...

1- My provider is qualitynet ADSL tel. line & My static public ip is 62.150.41.xx
2- My router is Alcatel pro.
3- My ether 1 ip is 10.0.0.3/8
4- My wlan1 ip is 192.168.3.1/24
5- All my clients i gave private static ip 192.168.3.1 ... 254 " No dhcp"

i have only one of my clients want a public ip address . his ip address now is 192.168.3.226 .

thanks for your fast reply ... :)

[Steve]

thanks for reply ...

1- My provider is qualitynet ADSL tel. line & My static public ip is 62.150.41.xx
2- My router is Alcatel pro.
3- My ether 1 ip is 10.0.0.3/8
4- My wlan1 ip is 192.168.3.1/24
5- All my clients i gave private static ip 192.168.3.1 ... 254 " No dhcp"

i have only one of my clients want a public ip address . his ip address now is 192.168.3.226 .

thanks for your fast reply ... :)


Your problem is your public IP's are on your qualitynet ADSL router and you have a private IP on your StarOS box. Nothing you do in StarOS is going to NAT a client over to a public IP. I thought your gateway router was your StarOS box. I'm not familiar with Alcatel. Does it have any way of handling multiple IP's? Unless it has a way of saying "I want traffic going to 62.150.41.zz (not xx!) to go to 10.0.0.4" then there's nothing you can do.