Configuring the NAT local server entry | Avaya 1600 guide

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Configuring the NAT local server entry

When you configure the NAT local server, it allows access from the Internet via the IP address of the NAT-enabled port.

To configure the NAT local server entry:

1.On the Main Menu, select Configure NAT. The NAT Configuration Menu displays.

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* NAT Configuration Menu *

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B. Enable/Disable NAT Debug Messages

P. Enable/Disable NAT Translation by Port

T. Configure NAT TCP Timeout

U. Configure NAT UDP Timeout

R. Configure NAT Port Range

N. Configure NAT Local Server Entry

S. Display NAT Statistics

C. Display NAT Connection Table

D. Display NAT Connection Details

O. Display NAT Local Server Table

X. Delete IP Address from NAT Tables

Y. Delete NAT Local Server Entry

2.Select Configure NAT Local Server Entry. The following instructions display on-screen:

Enter NAT Local Server Entry to Configure (1..10): (1)

3.Type the local server entry to configure (range = 1-10), and then press ENTER.

The following instructions display on-screen:

Current NAT Local Server Translated IP Address = 0.0.0.0

Enter new NAT Local Server Translated IP address:

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PARTNER Table of contents Menu interface Avaya, Inc Iii Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Avaya, Inc Iv Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Administration WAN configuration Router configuration NAT configuration IP Filtering Connector pinoutsUSI Cables Glossary Introduction Organization of this guide Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Hardware and software requirements ConnectorsPartner ACS 1600 DSL module basics Console cable Front View Connecting Logging on 19200 Using a terminal emulation programAccess Level User ID None Using a Telnet program Configuring a port IP address Select Configure Port IP Address Running the Telnet program Restarting Default valuesMenu interface Enter a new subnet mask for this interface 255.255.255.0 Verifying an IP address Auto Log offExiting Computer running Windows 95/98/Me/2000 Select Display Current Configuration Partner ACS 1600 DSL module Menu interface Main Menu Simple Network Management Protocol Snmp enabled or disabled Display Current ConfigurationSpanning Tree bridge priority 1-65,535 default = 32,768 Reports Menu Snmp Trap Host IP Address IP address of the Snmp trap host Frame Relay Management Display Network Statistics Display Interface Statistics Clear a Statistic Display Media StatisticsClear Frame Relay Dlci Statistics Clear Serial Statistics Display ARP Table Display Route TableDisplay Bridge forwarding database Display Bridge status Display PPP Authorization EntriesSpanning Tree Protocol STP enabled or disabled Display System Uptime Configure IP Router Routing Unconfigure Port IP Address Configure Port IP AddressAdd/Remove a Static Route Configure RIP Version by Port Enable/Disable RIPConfigure RIP Poisoned Reverse by Port Configure Dhcp Client Configure DNS ClientConfigure Dhcp Relay Globally enable/disable input or output filters Configure Telnet Server PortConfigure IP Filtering Display Dhcp Relay Statistics Toggle input or output type filters to view/edit Displays all filters of the type that you set with Display the filter in the copy buffer Source.ip.addr.high Filter Source IP High Address Delete all filters of the chosen type Edit the filter in the copy bufferDeletes the filter in the copy buffer Show IP filtering statistics Display Route Table Configure Bridge Bridging Configure Bridge Aging Timer Enable/Disable Bridging GloballyEnable/Disable Bridging by Port Enable/Disable Spanning Tree Globally Configure Spanning Tree Max Age Configure Spanning Tree Port PriorityConfigure Spanning Tree Hello Time Configure Spanning Tree Forward Delay Delete Bridge Forwarding Database Entry Configure WAN Quick Configuration Configure Datalink Protocol RS-530 Configure Physical InterfaceSet WAN interface type Externally provided MBps KBps Set Sdsl Sync Delay Lucent Sdsl ModeSet Sdsl to AccessLan CPE Mode Set Sdsl Speed Manually Configure Dlcis Frame Relay Configure Receive CIR Set Fragmentation Size Modify Existing Dlci Show Current DLCIs Configure Pvcs ATMDelete Dlci Add New PVC RFC 2364 PPPoATM with LLC Encapsulation Proprietary VoiceNone PAP Client PAP Server Chap Client Chap Server RFC 2364 PPPoATM using VC Muxing Modify Existing PVC Proprietary Voice Enable Automatic Fragment Sizing Set Manual Fragment Size Configure FR Options Frame RelayEnable/Disable FRF.12 Delete PVC Configure Congestion Parameters Configure Copper Mountain FragmentationEnable/Disable CuMtn Fragmentation Configure Transmit Congestion Parameters Configure Receive Congestion Parameters Configure ATM Options ATMConfigure EmptyCells Configure System Name Enable/Disable SnmpConfigure System Contact Configure System Location Configure Login Ping Utility System UtilitiesTrace Route Hard Reset or Reload Acos from Flash Configure Console Baud RateConfigure Console Timeout Set System Defaults File Transfer Menu Add Interworking Connection Update Entire SystemInterworking Connections File Transfer Utilities Always Set FR-SSCS, ATM =True Always Map FR Fecn to ATM Efci 1. Always Always Map FR Fecn to ATM Efci False Delete Interworking ConnectionPrint Interworking Connections Always Map FR Fecn to ATM Efci Map FR DE to ATM Clpi Enable/Disable Dhcp Configure Dhcp ServerDefault Interworking Connections Enable/Disable Dhcp Debug Messages Configure Dhcp Address Range Pool Configure Dhcp Client Entry Display Dhcp Configuration Display Dhcp Server Statistics Display Dhcp Entry Details Nacks sent Requests for other servers Protocol errorsDisplay Dhcp Server Assigned Addresses Delete a Dhcp Client Entry Configure NAT TCP Timeout Enable/Disable NAT Debug MessagesEnable/Disable NAT Translation by Port Configure NAT UDP Timeout Configure NAT Local Server Entry Display NAT Statistics Display NAT Local Server Table Display NAT Connection TableDisplay NAT Connection Details Delete IP Address from NAT Tables Derived Timing Enable/Disable Derived TimingEnable/Disable Derived Timing Debug Messages Delete NAT Local Server Entry Sdsl Diagnostics Diagnostics MenuPots Diagnostics Hotline Test Ring Test On/Off Hook Test Command line syntax Command Line InterfaceCommands Set Jitter Delay VoicePath ConfigureSet Voice Gateway Set Compander Mode u-Law, a-Law Display Jitter DelaySet Slic Control Mode Auto Control Mode Manual Control Mode Enable Debug Disable Debug Set Debug ModeConfigure Echo Cancellation Default Settings Configure Echo Cancellation default setting per port Display MGCP/NCS statistics Configure MGCP/NCS parametersManage MGCP/NCS Embedded Client Debug MGCP/NCS Statistics ConfigureCopperCom Call Control Debug Control Payload CPE Signal GWY Signal Display Debug State/Flags Flags Stats Display Call Control SettingsConfigure Ring Test Ring Test Display Parameters Display IAD StateTrace Set Trace data Pick sound heard if insufficient WAN B/W to complete call Configure Tollbridge Voice ClientPrint Current Configuration Set Client IP address Debugging options Administration Security Changing the User ID Changing the PasswordAccess level Menu access level Select Change User ID Select Change User Password or Change NetMan Password ConfiguringEnter new Password up to 17 characters Select Enable/Disable Snmp Configuring the System ContactSnmp Configuration Menu displays Enabling/disabling Snmp Select Configure System Contact Configuring the System NameSelect Configure System Name Configuring the System Location Configuring the System Community Select Configure Snmp Community Configuring the Snmp Trap Host IP Address Upgrading the system Configuring the Tftp Server Using Tftp File Transfer Method Receive via Tftp Receive via Xmodem Select Update Entire SystemSelect File Transfer Menu File Transfer Menu displays Select Receive via Tftp Verifying the download Using TelnetSelect File System Menu File System Menu displays Upgrading Acos Select File Transfer Menu File Transfer Menu displays Select Update Acos acos.bin Support WAN configuration Changing Datalink Protocol Configuring Physical Interface Select Configure Physical Interface Configuring the Sdsl InterfaceWAN Configuration Menu displays Available WAN Interfaces Configuring the USI interface Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Select Set WAN interface type Quick Configuration Configuring ATM PVCs Select Quick Configuration Adding a PVC ATM Encapsulation Configuration submenu displaysSelect Add New PVC Modifying a PVC ATM Service Category Configuration CBR UBRSelect Modify Existing PVC ATM Encapsulation Configuration submenu displays Deleting a PVC Configuring ATM optionsSelect Delete PVC Configuring Payload Scrambling Configuring the F4 OAM Cell F4 OAM Type Configuration Menu None F4 End to end OAM Sending OAM Loopback Select Send OAM Loopback Configuring Empty CellsSelect Configure EmptyCells Empty Cells are currently Idle Enter 1 for Idle cells or 2 for Unassigned cells Configuring Frame Relay DLCIsAdding a Dlci Select Add New Dlci FR Encapsulation Configuration submenu displays Modifying a Dlci Select Modify Existing Dlci Deleting a Dlci WAN Configuration Menu displays Select Configure FR Options Configuring Frame Relay optionsConfiguring fragmentation Select Delete Dlci Do one of the following User Configuring the maintenance protocolBoth Configuring the congestion parameters Select Set Jitter Delay Configuring the voice pathSetting the jitter delay Enter number of ms to delay Setting the Slic Control Mode Configuring Echo Cancellation Display current Echo Cancellation default settings Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Router configuration Configuring an IP address Router Configuration Menu displays Router Configuration Menu redisplays Enabling RIP poisoned reverse Enabling RIP poisoned reverse globally Enabling RIP poisoned reverse by port Setting the RIP version Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Adding a static route Select Add a Static Route Adding a default route Router Modification Menu redisplays Disabling bridging Select Add/Change the Default RouteBridge Configuration Menu displays Disabling bridging globally Configure Spanning Tree Bridge Priority Bridge Configuration MenuDisabling bridging by port Disabling STP Disabling STP globally Disabling STP by port Bridge Configuration Menu redisplays Bridge configuration Enabling Bridging Enabling bridging globally Enabling bridging by port Setting the bridge aging timer Enter Bridge Aging time in seconds 1..3600 Disabling RIP poisoned reverse Disabling RIP poisoned reverse globally Router Configuration Menu resplays Disabling RIP poisoned reverse by port Enabling STP Enabling STP globally Enabling STP by port Bridge Configuration Menu redisplays NAT configuration NAT Configuration Menu redisplays NAT Configuration Menu displaysEnabling NAT translation Configuring the NAT local server entry Enter NAT Local Server Entry to Configure 1..10 Configuring the NAT timeouts Enter NAT Local Server Protocol 1=TCP 2=UDP Select Configure NAT TCP Timeout Configuring a NAT TCP timeoutEnter NAT TCP Connection Timeout in seconds 60..3600 Select Configure NAT UDP Timeout Configuring a NAT UDP timeoutEnter NAT UDP Connection Timeout in seconds 60..3600 Configuring the NAT port range Enter Low End of NAT Port Range 5000..65534 Select Configure NAT Port RangeEnter High End of NAT Port Range 5010..65534 Dhcp Server Configuration Menu displays Dhcp server configurationEnabling Select Enable/Disable Dhcp Configuring the Dhcp server parametersDelete a Dhcp Assignment Entry Type the new gateway IP address, and then press NetBIOS Type Configuration Menu displays Dhcp Server Configuration Menu redisplays Configuring Dhcp address range pool Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Verification Power-up testOperational test Maintenance Displaying the current configuration Display Current Configuration Display Network Statistics Menu hierarchy Configure IP Router Configure Dhcp Client Configure Dhcp Relay Configure Telnet Server Port Configure IP Filtering Totally Transparent Raw Hdlc Cisco compatible Hdlc USI Configure DLCIs Datalink Protocol = Frame Relay Configure PVCs Datalink Protocol = ATM Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Configure FR Options Datalink Protocol = Frame Relay Configure ATM Options Datalink Protocol = ATM Change User ID Change User Password Change NetMan Password Ping Utility Trace Route Configure Console Baud Rate Interworking Connections Always Map Fr Fecn To ATM Efci Map Fr De To ATM Clpi Hotline Test Ring Test Command Line Interface VoicePath Configure Set Jitter Delay Display Jitter Delay Set Slic Control Mode Display Statistics C. Clear Statistics Stats Display Ring Test Display IAD State Trace Bridging Routing Partner ACS 1600 DSL module specificationsNetwork Interfaces Protocols Management and Configuration Environmental 100BaseT Connector Connector pinouts10BaseT Connector Pin Signal Connector DTE or DCE? USI CablesWhich Hardware Protocol? Signal RS-530 RS-449 Signal RS-530 IP Filtering Glossary Icmp Inverse ARP MAC address OSI Reference Router PoisonedReverse Subnet Mask SVC Index Partner ACS Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Partner ACS Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Eeprom Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide STP Telnet Avaya, Inc Partner ACS 1600 DSL module User Guide