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Cubiksrube54's avatar
Aug 02, 2021

XR1000 - How to get public IP in double natted scenario

Sorry, my model wasnt listed in the Model dropdown.  Its in the title.

As the title states - I'm in a double natted scenario, where my old Router was able to log into my PPPoE internet and get a second public IP no problem at all. 

 

How can I achieve that with this router?

 

Thanks in advance

10 Replies

  • > XR1000 [...]

     

       Firmware version?  Connected to what?

     

    > [...] I'm in a double natted scenario, [...]

     

       I have no idea what that means to you.  How, exactly, did you arrive
    at that conclusion?

     

    > [...] my old Router [...]

     

       Somehow, I seem to have forgotten everything about it.  Please
    refresh my memory.

     

    > [...] get a second public IP [address?] no problem at all.

     

       Two "public IP" addresses?  What are they?  Where are they?


       None of that is a useful problem description.  It does not say what
    you want.  It does not say what you did.  It does not say what happened
    when you did it.  As usual, showing actual actions (commands) with their
    actual results (error messages, LED indicators, ...) can be more helpful
    than vague descriptions or interpretations.

     

    > How can I achieve that with this router?

     

       I don't know what "that" is.  I know nothing about your (unspecified)
    "my old Router", or how you configured it.  I know nothing about how you
    configured the XR1000, or what about it doesn't satisfy you.

  • Unless you are paying for two internet connections you'll only have one IP address. You can put the WAN IP of the XR found on the System Information page into the DMZ on the old router and that will resolve the double NAT.
    • Cubiksrube54's avatar
      Cubiksrube54
      Tutor

      "Unless you are paying for two internet connections you'll only have one IP address. You can put the WAN IP of the XR found on the System Information page into the DMZ on the old router and that will resolve the double NAT. "

       

      This is 100% incorrect.  Some ISPs dole out additional IP addresses.  Ive done it in the past easily, and just did it again now.

      • Netduma-Fraser's avatar
        Netduma-Fraser
        NetDuma Partner
        Is there a specific usecase for why you need two? The XR will not allow you to have multiple public IP addresses