Hi there. I have a dedicated internet connection setup with my ISP. They have provided me point to point addressing for the link...   ISP (Default Gateway): 204.1.1.1 Me: 204.1.1.2 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.254   Works great.   Now I've asked ISP to provide me with additional public IP addresses. They say they can do it but it will be a discontiguous block of addresses. They will configure it with an IP Route statement.   Subnet: 204.1.2.8 /29   They've told me that I need to assign the first usable address from the additional range to an inside interface on my router (so 204.1.2.9) and that I can have additional devices (my servers, etc) assigned the remaining addresses.   I don't understand how to configure this. I attempted to add a Static Route to my MX but it errors out claiming that the next hop isn't valid (I used 204.1.1.1 as per my ISP....which is the far end interface that has the IP route statement applied).   Has anyone run into this with their ISP? Can you even have discontiguous IP addresses on the WAN interface? ... View more