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SRX5308 Multiple Public IP
Hi!
We have a smaller company and have now been assigned by our ISP five Public IP-addresses
We have a single cable from our ISP and the converter mounted by our ISP is capable to work as a router (if i connect my computer directly to the ISP-cable i can connect to internet)
We need to connect AP:s to the different IP-adresses, and i am wondering if i can buy the SRX5308 to manage the multiple ip:s, and assigne one port to each ip-adress?
Do i need something between my ISP-outlet and SRX5308, or between my SRX5308 and my AP?
Hi Blackbox25,
Welcome to the community!
There are two options for reference:
Option1:
If you want to use five public IP-addresses,you can add WAN secondary address for WAN port,then use firewall rule to
realize different AP traffic go through different WAN ip addresses.
Option2:
If only want to use four public ip-addresses,you can enable SRX5308 load balancing mode,then use protocol binding fuction.
Details info refer to:
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/SRX5308/SRX5308_RM_25Apr2013.pdfThanks.
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Hi Blackbox25,
Welcome to the community!
There are two options for reference:
Option1:
If you want to use five public IP-addresses,you can add WAN secondary address for WAN port,then use firewall rule to
realize different AP traffic go through different WAN ip addresses.
Option2:
If only want to use four public ip-addresses,you can enable SRX5308 load balancing mode,then use protocol binding fuction.
Details info refer to:
http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/SRX5308/SRX5308_RM_25Apr2013.pdfThanks.
Hi Dan_Z
Thank you for your reply
I think that i will go with option 1.
I just wanted to check befor i buy it, that i have the right product.
Thank you very much!
Hi Blackbox25,
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