What is it called to map an IP (public) from a router to the server?

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I have SBCYAHOO and am forced to use PPPoE.
Yet I need to utilize the 5 IPs given to me by the ISP.
I have an Efficient Network router.

TIA,
Frank

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Frank-

To answer your question in the subject:

That is commonly called host mapping. You might hear people calling it NAT
as well.

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> I have SBCYAHOO and am forced to use PPPoE.
> Yet I need to utilize the 5 IPs given to me by the ISP.
> I have an Efficient Network router.
>
> TIA,
> Frank

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"BS" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<(E-Mail Removed)>...
> Frank-
>
> To answer your question in the subject:
>
> That is commonly called host mapping. You might hear people calling it NAT
> as well.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Frank

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