Assigning Static IP (not local static, internet) to server

I use linksys router in my office. WRT54GS V4
I have T1 line and my ISP provides 5 Static IP address.
DHCP option is turned on in my router. My server is connected to the router.
If I configure my server with static IP that my ISP provided, my server will not connect to internet.
It seems to me that only way to assign static IP to my server is to get a switch/hub
and connect server and my router to this switch/hub.
Or turn off DHCP option and configure networksetting for each PC n my office. For this case,
I have to assign some with local IP and some with static IP. Can it work?
If you have any suggestion, let me know.
Thanks.
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The WRT54GS is a consumer router. It does not support multiple public IP addresses.
The only way it will work is the way you already found: connect a switch to the internet line and then connect the server and the internet port of the WRT to the switch. Of course, you should make sure to configure the firewall on the server very well as it is fully exposed to the internet.
Otherwise you have to get a business router which supports multiple public IP addresses, e.g. the Cisco Small Business series or better.

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