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Network set up with Comcast cable modem SMC8013WG

Asked by doritang in DSL Lines / Cable Internet

Tags: comcast, modem, cable

Hi,
I recently got Comcast High speed cable modem at home with 5 static IPs. I would be grateful if some one can recommend a good solution to network 2 servers such that they can be accessed from the outside using 2 of the 5 static IPs. I plan to attach 2 linux servers to the modem. The modem config is as follows:

Cable Modem external IP/Gateway: 70.90.xxx.206 (5 static: 70.90.xxx.201 to 205)
Cable Modem internal IP: 10.1.10.1
The cable modem does provide NAT/port fwd option when login into it using the 10.1.10.1
Internal network range of IPs for computers: 10.1.10.10 to 10.1.10.199

2 linux servers running red hat ES 2.1

Goal:
1. The right way to hook/network the 2 linux servers to the cable modem
2. What IPs assign to my 2 linux servers---how?
3. To make sure that the 2 linux servers are accessible from the outside (lets say 70.90.xxx.201, 202)
4. Do I need to use a proxy server? How to set it up.

Since I'm new to networking, as much detail is required as possible or please guide to me to an article/book to set it up.

Many thanks in return.

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Network set up with Comcast cable modem SMC8013WG

Asked by doritang in DSL Lines / Cable Internet

Tags: comcast, modem, cable

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