LRT224 - Set public IP on router

Hello,
After having problems with a Draytek dual Wan router, I have purchased the Linksys LRT224 to test as a replacement.
The router is set up and working, but I cannot work out how to set the Public static IP on's the router. I have a range of 5 public IP's (and a gateway IP address)
using the wizard, I have entered the BT username and Password and the riouter is connected to teh internet, but it's using a dynamic IP address.
How do I configure a static public IP for the router itself (this would be the gateway IP that BT have given me), so I can port forward to different internal devices.
For instance, I have created a service that forward port 9090 to port 3389 which sends it to an internal Ip address then I have another service which is set to port forward 9191 to port 3389 which sends teh request to another device.
This was very simple on the Draytek, but I cannot find the option to set the static IP obn this device.
Thank you

Configuration => System Management => Dual WAN
Is Load Balancing set to Fail Over or Load Balance?
If it's set at Load Balance then you would have to try whatismyip a few times and possibly using different computers. The reason is that one time WAN1 will be used and the next WAN2.
PPPoe IP Addresses are usually a dynamic IP assigned by the ISP according to your PPPoe credentials. Russian "PPPoe" can be different where the PPPoe is use for Authentication and a secondary IP Address is specified but that is rare.
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