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@ -179,18 +179,15 @@ Choose which Method is the best for you.
1. In the _Alias IPv4 address box_ enter the RG IP (One past your last IP) 1. In the _Alias IPv4 address box_ enter the RG IP (One past your last IP)
Example: if you have `34.22.45.10/29` the RG IP would be one past your last Example: if you have `34.22.45.10/29` the RG IP would be one past your last
IP `(34.22.45.15)` so it would be `(34.22.45.16)`. IP `(34.22.45.15)` so it would be `(34.22.45.16)`.
1. Navigate to _Firewall > NAT > 1:1._ 1. Navigate to _Firewall > NAT > 1:1._
1. Create a new 1:1 NAT rule with the following values. 1. Create a new 1:1 NAT rule with the following values.
_Interface: WAN_ _Interface: WAN_
2. _External Network:_ your desired usable static IP 2. _External Network:_ your desired usable static IP
3. _Internal IP:_ (Single Host or Network) IP of the LAN host or network that 3. _Internal IP:_ (Single Host or Network) IP of the LAN host or network that
you want to have the static IP. you want to have the static IP.
2. Make sure you set the submask accordingly (single devices use /32) a /32 2. Make sure you set the submask accordingly (single devices use /32) a /32
only gives you one address. only gives you one address.
1. A numbered list
1. A nested numbered list
2. Which is numbered
2. Which is numbered
# Troubleshooting # Troubleshooting
## Logging ## Logging