3D Connexion 17621 setup guide

<Keyword> = <Value>

To find a list of valid keywords and additional help enter "?"

[ NAT Global ]# ?

Valid keywords for the 'NAT Global' section:

UDPTimeout	UDP Timeout for NAT in seconds
	(note: 0 {zero} disables UDPTimeout)
TCPTimeout	TCP Timeout for NAT in seconds
	(note: 0 {zero} disables TCPTimeout)
TCPSynTimeout	TCP SYN Timeout for NAT in seconds
TCPFinTimeout	TCP FIN Timeout for NAT in seconds
InternalRange	Strings for Internal IP addresses,
	(parsed like filters)
ExternalRange	Strings for External IP addresses,
	(parsed like filters)
PassThruRange	Strings for not NATTED IP addresses,
	(parsed like filters)
RespondICMP	NAT interface reponses to ICMP packets
RouterAddr	Allow communication with a NAT router
	through router IP ports
Enabled	Overall NAT capability in Router
Other useful commands:
delete <keyword>	Delete a keyword in this section
list	Display the contents of current section
<keyword> = ?	Display more information about a keyword
help	Information about other commands

All of these keywords have been introduced in the NAT "Show" Commands section and extra detail will be presented here.

UDPTimeout	UDP Timeout for	NAT in seconds
	(note: 0 {zero}	disables UDPTimeout)

The default value for removing a non−TCP NAT Session due to inactivity is 300 seconds (five minutes). It has a range from 0 to 3600 seconds (one hour). A value of zero will cause non−TCP NAT Sessions to never be removed due to inactivity. Use this option with caution because it is possible for the router memory to eventually be occupied by the NAT translation session database.

TCPTimeout	TCP Timeout for	NAT in seconds
	(note: 0 {zero}	disables TCPTimeout)

The default value for removing TCP sessions due to inactivity is 86400 seconds (24 hours). It has a range from 0 to 172800 seconds (48 hours). As for the UDPTimeout, a value of zero will cause TCP NAT Sessions to never be removed due to inactivity. Also use this option with caution because it is possible for the router memory to eventually be occupied by the NAT translation session database.

TCPSynTimeout	TCP SYN Timeout for NAT in seconds
TCPFinTimeout	TCP FIN Timeout for NAT in seconds

The default value for these variables is 180 seconds (three minutes). They have a range of 20 to 300 seconds. They cannot be disabled.

InternalRange	Strings for Internal IP addresses,
	(parsed like filters)

This is one of the two most important variables in the [NAT Global] section. This is the range of IP addresses that will be translated into the range of IP addresses set by the ExternalRange