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Posted by Jerry Gardner on December 16, 2005, 11:59 am
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> Is it possible to configure NAT as static many-to-one where the "many"
> side is always the same and so is the "one" address? If so how often is
> type of NAT used?
Sure. Anyone who uses private, static addresses does this. I do on my
network. On the private side of the firewall the computers are
assigned a static IP from 192.168.1.x and they all are NATed to my
single public static IP address on the other side of the firewall.
> I also have the same question when it comes to dynamic NAT?
This is also quite common. Many people use DHCP to assign a dynamic
private address to their systems and then NAT them to either a single
address on the public-facing side of the firewall, or to a range of
addresses (this is called a "DIP" in the Netscreen world).
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Jerry Gardner
jg2-usenet@gardnerclan.net
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