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Post 12 made on Thursday January 16, 2014 at 06:12
Mario
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Guys, thanks for replays.

To clarify, this is new install that I pre-wired.
It's a dental office.
IT guy owns the server, PCs, digital X-Ray imaging data transport.

I own the rest; A/V, security, access control, CCTV.


Comcast activated new service on Monday issuing 1 static IP and installed CG3000DCR for the Internet gateway/routing.

IT guy is control freak and doesn't want me to have unrestricted access on 'his' network.
His solution is for me to have a separate network altogether.
No, subnets, no dedicated DHCP or IP range.
His router/firewall shuts down after business hours; as in totally powers down until AM, meaning there is no way client can log into security system or CCTV for remote monitoring/viewing.

He doesn't want me on his network.
He also obviously doesn't want to be subservient to my network, so solution is to create two separate, independent (Layer1).

Comcast is issuing 5 static IPs.
He can have one, I can use the 2nd one; rest will go unused.

With all of that said, I'm simply looking for explanation of how to take Comcast issued static IPs and give one to IT guy and use the second.

So the question is this: with multiple WAN IP addresses issued to one building how do I make it work?


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