Multiple WAS side Dynamic IP's

Is anyone aware of a low end (cost wise) router that can support multiple
dynamic IP's on the WAN side and preferably subnet those to the LAN?
Customer just signed a contract that gives them 10 dynamic IP's and short of
putting a switch in front of the router and then connecting multiple routers
I'm not seeing a low cost solution here.

Guess that should be WAN.... you know the N and the S are so close to each
other....


"James B" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Is anyone aware of a low end (cost wise) router that can support multiple
> dynamic IP's on the WAN side and preferably subnet those to the LAN?
> Customer just signed a contract that gives them 10 dynamic IP's and short
of
> putting a switch in front of the router and then connecting multiple
routers
> I'm not seeing a low cost solution here.
>
>

Might check Edimax.com