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NAT

NAT (Network Address Translation) is the technology which allows one (1) WAN (Internet) IP address to be used by many LAN users.

Figure 4-9: NAT

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Contents

Load Balancing Router User’s Guide Page Table of Contents Overview General Problems Internet Access Overview TCP/IP SettingsOperation System Status WAN Status NAT Status Introduction Internet Features Multiple IP Address Support Port Switching Hub Other Features Physical Details Package Contents LED Action Condition LAN Ports Default SettingsReset Button Rear Panel Windows Tftp utility Overview Basic SetupProcedure Configuring The Load Balancer for your LAN No Response ? Subnet Mask Settings LAN & DhcpConfiguration IP Address ARP Proxy LAN Any IP SetupDhcp IP Address Range Installation Diagram Installing The Load Balancer in your LAN Primary Setup Screen Configuring The Load Balancer for Internet Access Settings Primary Setup Optional Overview Configure PCs on your LANTCP/IP Settings Internet Access Macintosh Clients Accessing AOLLinux Clients To act as a Dhcp Client recommended Port Options Advanced Port Setup Option Settings Port OptionsConnection Options Transparent Bridge Load Balance Load Balance Interface Settings Load BalanceLoad Balance Statistics Advanced PPPoE Settings Advanced PPPoE Advanced Pptp Settings Advanced Pptp Host IP Setup Advanced Configuration Host IP Setup Settings Host IP Setup List Host NetworkBinding Host & Group Virtual Servers Connecting to the Virtual Servers Address Settings Virtual ServerEnable Server Type Custom Server Settings Custom Virtual ServersCustom Virtual Servers Select Custom Server Server List Name Custom Virtual Server Select Special Application Name Select Name Item Settings Special ApplicationsSpecial Application Configuration Special Applications Incoming Port Range Using a Special Application on your PCOutgoing Port Range Incoming Protocol Dynamic DNS To use the Dynamic DNS feature Settings Dynamic DNS Multi DMZ Multi DMZ Settings Multi DMZ UPnP Settings UPnPUPnP Option NAT NAT Alias Settings NAT 10 Advanced Features Advanced Features Settings Advanced Features Interface Smtp Simple Mail Transport Protocol Binding Using Remote Web-based SetupProtocol Protocol and Port Binding URL Filter Security Management Block Internet Settings URL Filter Filter Setting Access FilterSettings Access Filter Setup Access Group Block Block Well-knownPorts User-defined Ports to Session Limit Foreign Port Range Firewall Exception EnableSystem Filter Exception Protocol Feature QoS ConfigurationQoS Setup Data QoS Setup Data Policy Configuration Policy ConfigurationNetwork Admission Policy Snmp Management Assistant Email Alert Settings Snmp Enable/Disable Email Alert Email Alert Configuration Event Settings Email Alert 3Syslog Syslog Syslog Global Syslog ConfigurationSyslog Server Admin Password Screen Admin Password Screen Firmware Upgrade Screen Upgrade Firmware Existing Dhcp Server Advanced LAN ConfigurationRouting Settings Routing Static Routing Example Configuring Other Routers on your LANFor The Load Balancer Gateways Routing Table For Router Bs Default Route For Router As Default RouteEntry 2 Segment Operation Operation and StatusSystem Status Device Data System Status Restore Factory Defaults Restore Factory Defaults WAN Status WAN Status LAN IP Info NAT TimeoutsNAT Status Data NAT Status NAT Connections ErrorsTCP Prosperity NAT Traffic FCC Statement SpecificationsCE Marking Warning Overview TCP/IP Settings Windows TCP/IP SetupChecking TCP/IP Settings Windows 9x/ME Using Dhcp Select Control Panel Network and Dial-up Connection Checking TCP/IP Settings Windows Using a fixed IP Address Use the following IP Address Figure B-7 Network Configuration Windows XP Checking TCP/IP Settings Windows XP Figure B-8 TCP/IP Properties Windows XP General Problems TroubleshootingInternet Access Solution