Small Business Networking

[#1]

Hello forum, Recently I added a second web-server to my network. I have 2 static public ip's from my isp. My setup will be:

isp(two static ip's)---->Verizon MI424WR Router--->server 1 and server 2.

I currently have server 1 with IP: 192.168.1.100 and server 2 with IP: 192.168.1.101
If I have the two static public ip's xxx.xxx.xxx.27 and xxx.xxx.xxx.28. How do I forward xxx.xxx.xxx.27 to 192.168.1.100 and xxx.xxx.xxx.28 to 192.168.1.101
I read somewhere where i have to set the iptables on the router to do it. Do I have to buy a special firewall/router to do this or can mine do the trick.

[#2]

All depends on what version they give you, and if the router has a firewall built in.

If you are using a small business Cisco router, you MIGHT be able to do a passthrough, but I would recommend getting a sonicwall firewall and but that behind the router. Then you can do a one to one Nat, which is a cleaner method