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Originally Posted by trevius
DHCP doesn't work the way you are talking about it. You cannot "push" the ISP provided IP through to your router if the modem has a router built into it. However, you can disable DHCP on the modem/router (if it is allowed) and assign a static IP for your router. Then you simply need to setup port range forwarding on both devices. The modem/router will be set to forward all traffic for ports 9000 and 7000 - 7100 to the static IP address you set for your router. Then the router will be set to foward those same ports onto your server PC. A little sloppy to say the least, but it should work just fine.
Also, this isn't a support forum, so you probably won't get many replies here lol. Good luck with getting that setup to work properly.
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If you read this document the original poster will fine the information on what I am talking about. But yes dsl modem/routers like this one have a bridge mode. This basicaly turnd the thing into a modem only and disables the router. You then have to configure your router for a dsl connection.
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