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denidip2015-06-04 12:25:16
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denidip, 2015-06-04 12:25:16

1 ip for 2 machines, how to be?

Tell me who came across, there is a local network behind the router, a provider with a white static address comes to the router, which we forward to the telephony server ... We have another server for another task, and it also needs a white ip, how to solve this problem?

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Ivan, 2015-06-04
@denidip

Those. I understood correctly. Do you have a telephony server + white IP and you give full access from the outside to the server, instead of forwarding only the necessary ports? OMG... Hakira, where are you? Free calls to Turkey here!

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Sergey, 2015-06-04
@edinorog

horror. It’s a real disaster. It’s hard to find a way out of such a situation. there are crutches really ...... you can forward the ports, or you can buy a normal router and pay for the second IP address. but I really don’t know .. the question is rare. it was not even asked on the toaster. =(

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Shamil, 2015-06-04
@jawakharlal

only in Russia it is customary to slander the author who asked the question.
dear TC, take 1 router. the cord from the provider to it, from it further - port forwarding.

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Vitaly Pukhov, 2015-06-05
@Neuroware

google for {MADE OF ROUTER} port forwarding

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