I understand, you have a bunch of equipment tied to the ISPs router and lets say the router gives out IPs of 192.168.10.X,.
YOu want to setup the MT router now so it gets its wanip as 192.168.10.Y but also still keep the LAN devices with their respective current IPs.
This causes issues and not recommended, what does it matter what IP addresses your current devices get??
Once you assign them in this variation with something like 192.168.100.X when you put them in NAT behind the MT router, then you will not have to change them
when you give the MT a public IP vice a public IP.
At one point or another a change will have to be done, the earlier the better.
YOu want to setup the MT router now so it gets its wanip as 192.168.10.Y but also still keep the LAN devices with their respective current IPs.
This causes issues and not recommended, what does it matter what IP addresses your current devices get??
Once you assign them in this variation with something like 192.168.100.X when you put them in NAT behind the MT router, then you will not have to change them
when you give the MT a public IP vice a public IP.
At one point or another a change will have to be done, the earlier the better.
Statistics: Posted by Mesquite — Tue Feb 13, 2024 10:53 pm