Can I do one-to-one NAT on my router?
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My ISP provided me with 5 static IP addresses. When setting up my router, I can only enter one of them. How can I assign each IP address to each of my devices through the router?
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Hello,
Sorry that this WR940N doesn't support a one-to-one NAT function.
If you do need to have all the five static IP address to be assigned to your LAN devices, you may need to get a business router, such as TL-R480T+ and TL-ER5120:
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/2153/
Good days.
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Hello,
Sorry that this WR940N doesn't support a one-to-one NAT function.
If you do need to have all the five static IP address to be assigned to your LAN devices, you may need to get a business router, such as TL-R480T+ and TL-ER5120:
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/2153/
Good days.
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