Port Foward to multiple PS3's on SAME network

[VitaminBeer]

Well G'day to everyone reading

I am an avid loving and caring user of Gargoyle on my WNDR3*** *forgot the number* in either case it's been working for close to a year flawlessly!!! I absolutely love it.

So I have a house full of people who all share the service and I have quotas setup and the whole wiz kabam and we all pay equal amounts to use the service and speeds are reduced and put into a different class when their quotas are reached and the best bit is, there's no bitching and moaning because they know they did it to themselves! ah ha....

So now I have a new dilemma....

I have a PS3 which I use to play COD:MW3 and Black Ops 2 no problems, I have the ports forwarded to my PS3 and everything works great. NAT is 'OPEN' - Very important.

So now........

My brother has decided to go and buy a PS3 (getting it this week) which to my detriment will shit me to tears because we are not going to be able to share the port forwards from 1 x external IP to 2 x PS3's.

Please for the love of god, what are my options and how do I put them into action with this lovely router software?

I've thought of ringing my ISP to ask for more external IP's but they will want to put me into a Business Class setup and it will cost more $$$ than we are willing to part with, so that's out of the question.

I've read a little something about VPN external port fowards but is very vague...

I've ready a little about everything and nothing, and I'm hoping to get some solid answers on what to do and what not to do, and yes I am a security freak. I want it to be tight as possible. So UpNp is sort of out of the question unless, it is absolutely the only last resort...

I am using Ver. 1.5.4 (Kind of old now I look at it!) and I am not keen on upgrading, at least not right now unless I have to do it to fix my current problem.

Any help is very much appreciated

Thanks in advance

Kind Regards,

Brady

[ispyisail]

yep, Your on the money with only one IP address and using NAT

Its not really a gargoyle problem more network design problem

Bring on IPv6

There are most likely so work a rounds. but as you suggest can be quite complex.

I assume you have tried and turned on UPnP / NAT-PMP?

[VitaminBeer]

yep, Your on the money with only one IP address and using NAT

Its not really a gargoyle problem more network design problem

Bring on IPv6

There are most likely so work a rounds. but as you suggest can be quite complex.

I assume you have tried and turned on UPnP / NAT-PMP?

Hey mate

Well I succumbed and ended up having to go down the UPnP route

It works fine and I was probably making a bigger deal out of it than really necessary

I guess I wanted the 'better' method.

This will do for now

Thanks for the reply

Cheers,

Brady