====== Integrating ipcop with your existing network -   Example Worksheet: Converting a Network with Public IP Servers to IPCOP w/SNatGUI ======
==== Overview ====
You will have to do the following:

    * Set IPCOP to Static on Red to one of your addresses. Add the remaining addresses as Aliases
    * Set the computer behind IPCOP to Fixed IP addresses (with private IP addresses only)
    * Use port forwarding (with Aliases as needed) to forward to computers behind IPCOP
    * Use SNATGui to have a computer behind IPCOP use one of your Alias IPs for outbound traffic (in place of the default IP)

==== Without IPCOP ====
=== Network Diagram ===
Internet – Servers 

=== Network Details ===
123.xxx.yyy.122 (Public IP 1) – Server 1\\
123.xxx.yyy.123 (Public IP 2) – Server 2 

==== With IPCOP ====
=== Network Diagram ===
Internet – Static IP (Red) [IPCOP]\\
....[IPCOP] (Green) 192.168.0.1/24 – Switch – LAN Computers\\
....[IPCOP] (Orange) 192.168.1.1/24 – Switch – DMZ Computers 

=== Network Details ===
Public IPs:\\
123.xxx.yyy.121 (Public IP 3) – Default IP\\
123.xxx.yyy.122 (Public IP 1) – Alias 1\\
123.xxx.yyy.123 (Public IP 2) – Alias 2\\
Servers:\\
192.168.1.11 – Server 1\\
192.168.1.12 – Server 2\\

=== IPCOP Settings ===
Port Forwarding:\\
123.xxx.yyy.122 (Public IP 1) – 192.168.1.11\\
123.xxx.yyy.123 (Public IP 2) – 192.168.1.12\\
SNATGui (Outbound)\\
192.168.1.11 – 123.xxx.yyy.122 (Public IP 1) [World sees traffic from server1 as IP address 123.xxx.yyy.122 (Public IP 1)]\\
192.168.1.12 – 123.xxx.yyy.123 (Public IP 2) [World sees traffic from server2 as IP address 123.xxx.yyy.123 (Public IP 2)]\\
World sees traffic from other computers behind IPCOP as IP address 123.xxx.yyy.121 (Public IP 3)