networking 2 dialers to 2 public ip addresses

[davesdatasystems]

VERSION: 2.2.1-237
BUILD: 100510-2015
iso install
asterisk version 1.4
ibuybower quad core/g gigs of ram
no other software

OK, i am going to try to explain this as best as possible, and hoping someone has a idea on how to do this without buying a costly router
I want to run two dialers on the same network, i we dont want to cluster them, but what i would like to do is have them where they can both be accesses remotely.
I do have 5 public ip addresses, and i do know how to configure the network on the network, but i am not sure how to make it work where the 2 public ip address will point to the the correct dialer, i know i can port forward both of them, and how i have been doing this before, is i would dmz the dialer, but i only have one dmz i can use, so is there something simple that i am missing, i been looking over google, but i have not found a good answer, and i am sure some of the people here have done this before

thank you for the help, and if there is any other questions, because i dont know if i really explained this well, please ask


ie

dialer 1 (192.168.0.100 static internal) to public addy 1 (for remote access)
dialer 2 (192.168.0.200 static internal) to public addy 2 (for remote access)

[williamconley]

if you have 5 public ip addresses ...

put two network cards in each vicidial server. one of the cards will be on the local network as it is now (set for dhcp so your local router will manage the IP address if you like). the other card will be for public ip address.

the connection for the public ip address network card will NOT go through a router.

presently you have a connection from your ISP and this connects to your "router" which may or may not be provided by your ISP directly. Put a switch between the router and the ISP box (whatever that may be).

So instead of Wall(ISP) -> Router it will now be Wall(ISP) -> Switch -> Router.

The only thing this accomplishes ... is that the other ports on the switch are now available for you to connect the Vicidial's new network card to for an external IP address.

If you're not entirely sure about this, describe your network connections a bit and we'll help.

IMPORTANT: You must lock down the firewall in your Vicidial machines for those external network cards or you will be hacked. Vicibox comes with iptables pre-installed, but wide open. You'll want to close ALL ports in yast firewall allowed services (and do not forget the "advanced" section, as there are open ports in there as well). We also recommend disabling ping and port 113 while you're at it. We've posted directions on this several times.

Alternately, you can just use port 80 for one machine and port 81 for another ...

Oh:
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