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How to setup full NAT

liug
I am trying to setup a full NAT, eg: internal 192.168.1.5, outside 1.2.3.4

The GUI isn't very clear. 

Traffic Source: (when I setup SNAT, I need to put internal address here. When I setup DNAT, I put "Any" here. What to do with full NAT?)

Traffic Service: (Again, is this for the outbound traffic, or inbound?)

Traffic Destination: 

Nat mode: full nat

Destination:
Destination Service:

Source:
Source Service:


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    Ah. So you are saying it is reasonable for me to expect them to use up another /30 to route from my DSL modem to my Astaro external address?

    I used to work for a small local ISP (sub-leased T1s and T3s, wi-fi campus networks, desktop/small-office server consulting). We had a mess of /30s for that purpose.

    I wonder how at&t will take that...


    thx, Bob!

    kc
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    Ah. So you are saying it is reasonable for me to expect them to use up another /30 to route from my DSL modem to my Astaro external address?

    I used to work for a small local ISP (sub-leased T1s and T3s, wi-fi campus networks, desktop/small-office server consulting). We had a mess of /30s for that purpose.

    I wonder how at&t will take that...


    thx, Bob!

    kc
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