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# Asignación de direcciones IP externas a redes internas

Asigne direcciones IP públicas externas a redes internas de VergeOS con creación automática de reglas de enrutamiento para conectividad entrante.

Se pueden asignar direcciones IP externas a redes internas. Cuando se asigna una IP externa, se crean automáticamente las reglas de enrutamiento adecuadas.

## Asignar una IP externa a una red interna

1. Desde el **Panel de control de red externa**, haga clic en **Direcciones IP** en el menú de la izquierda.
2. Haga clic en **Nuevo**.
3. En la ***Tipo*** campo, seleccione **IP virtual**
4. En la ***Dirección IP*** campo, introduzca la **dirección IP pública**.
5. Introduzca el ***Nombre de host***.
6. Opcionalmente, se puede introducir un ***Descripción*** para registrar información administrativa adicional.
7. En la ***Tipo de propietario*** lista desplegable, seleccione **Red**.
8. En la ***Propietario*** lista desplegable, seleccione el **nombre de la red interna**.
9. Haga clic en **Enviar**.
10. Mientras aún esté en el **Panel de control de red externa**, haga clic en **Aplicar reglas** en el menú de la izquierda (para aplicar a la red externa).
11. Vaya al **Panel de control de red interna**
12. Haga clic en **Aplicar reglas** (para aplicar a la red interna).


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