Here is what I am trying to do in order to set up a Developement/QA environment:

1) I currently have a single cable connection (which works wonderfully with Linux)

2) I am planning to connectr it to a router (most likely a 4 port but the number doesn't really matter a whole heck of alot)

3) To the router I will be connecting 3 systems
a) A client machine
b) A development server
c) A Quality Assurance server

4) The client machine will be used to test the applications built on the development and QA servers.

5) In order to test the applications on the server realistically I would like to be able to go out to the net and access the servers as if I were coming in from off site (I hope I am putting this into words correctly)

Problem: The router Dynamically assigns IP addresses to the Development and QA servers. Is there a way to force these to have a static IP address (a registered IP) all the time so that I can go to my browser and access each server from it's respective static IP (developent and QA servers both have different yet static IP addresses)?

All three systems are running Debian (HDD install of knoppix).

Thanks for any help!!

T