Multiple WAN IP addresses on Netgear DG834N?

Hello,

I've recently moved to ADSL 24 and been given a block of 5 WAN IP
addresses. One for the router, and four others. I have attempted to turn
off NAT, or add static routes to the DG834N, but nothing seems to work.
In fact, trying to add a static route generates the following error:

The IP address of Gateway setting is different DUT segment.

A quick google reveals that others have also had this error, but I
cannot find a solution.

Any ideas, or do I need to buy another router, and if so which one?

Thanks!

Paul
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On Sun, 26 Apr 2009 23:39:38 +0100, Paul Duncan wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I've recently moved to ADSL 24 and been given a block of 5 WAN IP
> addresses. One for the router, and four others. I have attempted to turn
> off NAT, or add static routes to the DG834N,

I suspect your boxen can not do this or you have stuffed the subnetting.

If it is the first, you will need to put it into bridging mode and have
another boxen do the routing.