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Is it possible for the RV042G or similar router to be configured with multiple public IP addresses on the one WAN interface?

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    What is your intended use and result in having multiple IP addresses assigned to the WAN interface ? Has your ISP already granted you more than one address, or do you know whether the upstream device allows routing for more than your current IP ?
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    Aug 24, 2015 at 16:29
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Doubtful.

Some proper Cisco routers allow for an "ip address ... secondary" command (http://goo.gl/Bqd1VK), but that's not quite the same, and I'm not seeing any mention of it in the RV042G's documentation.

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