Port of public to private ip address mapping

I'm trying to change a netopia router in Bridge mode and put a UTM5 behind the bridge newly netopia.

I see in the netopia there are several IP cards that take some of the assigned public addresses and direct them to addresses internal ip. I need to know if this is possible on the UTM5. I added the other public IP addresses on the Wan as well as the default.

I need to do the following (example used IPs):

64.129.001.001--> 192.168.1.151
64.219.001.002--> 192.168.1.152
64.219.001.003--> 192.168.1.153
etc...

Someone at - it any information on how to get this feature within the UTM5

Hmm ok, thanks for the info.

From what I see and read, when the Netopia is placed in bridge mode, it erases all the Routing and IPMaps out unfortunately, so why I think that the UTM5 should do the mapping.

Granted I'm not very familiar with the characteristics of the Netopia and this is an old old installation. Just buying some time before the line is replaced by a more stable connection.

UPDATE:

Looks like that the Netopia is mapped correctly because I deleted an IPMap of the device and address was still ping successfully at least, so I set myself follows her and hope that it works:

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