SRP547W On Multiple IPs

I got hold of an SRP547W.
1. Can I use this for multiple public static IP (i.e. 203.xxx.xxx.30, 31, 32) to buy from Telco then link them one-to-one to a private IP (i.e. 10.xxx.xxx.30, 31, 32) virtual webservers? On one PC.  For HTTPS?  Say 203.xxx.xxx.30   forwarded to 10.xxx.xxx.30;     203.xxx.xxx.31   forwarded to 10.xxx.xxx.31;   203.xxx.xxx.32   forwarded to 10.xxx.xxx.32
2. How to do it?
I have read the Admin manual,  I have log-in as Admin via web interface, tried to navigate, tried to understand, but application is quiet technical for me. Could not sort out where to put 1st public IP then link to 1st private IP virtual web server, then again where to put 2nd public IP then link to 2nd private IP virtual web server,   then again where to put 3rd public IP then link to 3rd private IP virtual web server.
3. Any additional awarenes or precautions?
I just read that this model is being discontinued.
Greatly appreciated.
TechHobbyist

Your typical IP stack in your typical operating system uses the recvfrom() function to receive UDP packets. recvfrom() does not return the receiving IP address. So no, the Java API can't return the receiving address because the operating system has no way of returning it. recvfrom() documentation: google or http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/recvfrom.html
You can figure out the receiving address by creating several sockets, one for each network interface.

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