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Hi ya'll I have the Actiontec M1424WR and have 5 staic ips.

Trying to get one ip going to my computer to run a sever.

If I assign ip 71.252.236.50 to the router how do I assign 71.252.236.51 to go to my computer.

Have tried getting help with Verizon but no luck with 6 different techies.

Anyone have any ideas?

Does anyone know if Verizon blocks port 80?

Thanks Hal

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Someone can correct me if I am wrong, but you really don't have to worry about the router. Just assign a static IP on the system that falls with in the network address your router uses.

In TCP/IP settings on the server choose the staticly assign option then type in the IP. (right-click my network places, go to properties, click on local ethernet, and then hit properties for TCP/IP)

ex. 192.168.1.50
subnet: 255.255.255.0

Otherwise I looked at the router and I didn't see any options to set static IP other than Static NAT in firewall settings that looked like it would assign the same IP ot the sytem instead of dynamically resolve it.

To answer your other questions, no ISP is going to block port 80. That's all of your web traffic. And the 71.252.236.50 Ip is your public IP address. You will assign a static internal address (192.168.1.x) then use port-forwarding to get inbound traffic to the correct spot. (if there is any)

E-mail me if you have any questions.


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