TG582N Disable NAT

[#1]

Hi,
Despite no end of trying, and following various bit's of advice, including a branded PDF file supposedly showing how it's done, I still haven't managed to setup my TG852 so that I can make use of the router with my block of IP addresses, allowing me to assign public IP's directly to my devices.
Has anybody been able to get this to work ?
Thanks.

[#2]

You could ask here:
http://forums.modem-help.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=20
IIRC there's a template there to do what you require with a TG585v6. Different router but the principle will be the same.

[#3]

You're right npr, the template will be very similar if not the same. The only problem is that I could never get the PlusNet TG582n to load a template. It uploads fine but then the setup wizard just ignores any user template files and only sees the built-in templates. I raised a thread about it some while ago ( http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,107233.0.html ) and Phil ( Richardson ) was going to look into it, unfortunately he left before he could do so.

[#4]

It was a couple of months since I last looked at it, but I seem to recall commands in the documentation not working, almost as if the command set has been restricted.

[#5]

I've asked Matt Turner to take a look at this for you if he gets chance, with any luck he'll be able to offer some advice.

[#6]

Using the "Setup your gateway" link in configuration should give you an advanced option to set up an IP address and subnet. This should be available on the router out of the box.
What are you seeing?

[#7]

So there's a built-in template for multiple static public IP's then Matt ?