Networking Speed Up

[Deleted member 3]

How would i split IP's than?

There is no such thing as "splitting IP's", if your modem gets two IP's it has to give them out by itself, having some setup with a secondary device wouldn't make any sense.

 

[mrhuggles]

a good router can get multiple ips and give them out by its self.

 

[AsRock]

There is no such thing as "splitting IP's", if your modem gets two IP's it has to give them out by itself, having some setup with a secondary device wouldn't make any sense.

I've never heard of it either lol..

Mines setup like Cable modem to router then to 3 comps DHCP and DNS are turned off and IP's set manually. Good enough for me anyways lol.

 

[mrhuggles]

its easy, you just open up a second NAT to grab a second ip, and a third, you just use seperate NATs for each ip, and then you can forward them seperately, like if your useing openWRT you can in the firewall where it says destination ip then you pick what ip is the destination, then point it to whatever internal ip adress you want, its really quite simple except for i dont know how to get a second NAT set up but any experienced linux user should be very easily able to walk you through it, just make sure that you tell them what kernel version you have, its different between the different kernel versions used by openWRT white russian and openWRT kamikaze

 

[liwenming176]

学习ing！~

 

[mrhuggles]

the physical setup of your network is exactly perfect for what you want

unless u wanna better router if u do lemme know they are cheap if u go with openWRT