Summary: Hello, I'm a newbie to networking and am having a hard time understanding something. Each device on the Internet needs it's own unique IP address. Wh...
Summary: Actually, it doesn't work like a firewall. It works like a proxy server. You obviously don't understand how a proxy works. Do some quick reading on...
Summary: Port(s) need to be open both ways and the entire path. Some ISP's block port 80. Be sure you understand NAT/PAT. Be sure you know external address and...
Summary: Thanks guys, I work for the cable company, and I'm starting to get into some support and that was brought up and I know what NAT does, but didn't unde...
Summary: I am running into a bit of confusion concerning soho routers like linksys and netgear. In my Netgears wireless router firewall and even my home netgea...
Summary: Hi All, I looked at my router, and found this for NAT port mapping table: --------------------- Private IP : Port #Pseudo Port Peer IP : Port Ifno Sta...
Summary: hey gang, I'm using WinRoute Pro 4.2 for my crossover 2-pc network. I have DSL on this PC. I installed 2 ethernet cards. One for DSL and the other for...
Summary: Internet >> Router (external interface) >> Router (internal interface) >> AD 2003 server >> switch >> clients this is how i had it setup... now what i...
Summary: Hi All, OK before I start to explain my problem I feel I should explain network setup so understanding the problem is easier. I have one Server comput...
Summary: I have a W2K server with 2 NICs (1st NIC internal network to a switch, 2nd NIC external network to the wall jack wich is connected to a router on the ...
Summary: I have pcanywhere installed installed on a pc that connected to a router which provides a 24hr connection to the internet thru dsl. It is also setup a...
Summary: I don't understand, I think your asking how to setup NAT on a Cisco 1601 router? I think you saying you have a DSL or Cable modem and what to use a Ci...
Summary: I would suggest you review your understanding of what routing and nonrouting is about. It would explain "I am unable to currently have both WAN and L...
Summary: If you want to disable nat then why don't you just connect your pc directly to the isp modem and not the router? Perhaps your soho router can become a...
Summary: Actually they sort of mis-name NAT. You not only translate an address in most cases you can also find it useful to translate ports. PAT is a phrase to...
Summary: HI all plz help, i have a Belkin mimo router, 20 mg broadband, i connected my main desktop pc (XP Pro)to the router etc and am able to connect to the ...
Summary: I have a present Win03Svr AD DC server that is connected to the router, it has 2 NICs, providing internet access to clients in the LAN via NAT. The ip...
Summary: heres whats going on ______________ tech guy Are you forwarding port 80 from your firewall to your web server? me i opened all ports from my firewal...
Summary: Hi, I wonder if anyone can help me out... I have a small home network consisting of 2 PC's: 1 is a server running Win2K Server and the other is a Win2...
Summary: Hi, I cannot make NAT to work over my PPPoe internet connection at home. I used to run ICS and it worked fine, but all of sudden it stopped. I suspec...
Summary: I have a internet sharing device with NAT capabilities, the NAT feature is automatic, if disabled will only act as an ordinary hub, i can't receive fi...
Summary: ok, I know others have experienced a similar problem, probably not here though, I play a Playstation 2 game, Socom:U.S.Navy Seals, Online, but i can n...
Summary: Hi all, I'm having a problem getting a VPN connection to work through a D-Link Wireless Router using NAT. I have apropriate ports opened and the VPN d...
Summary: I'm need to setup a VPN. Here's the info... Small office with 5 PC's running XP and one 2k Server. The office is connected to the internet through a...
Summary: I have no firewall installed on any of the PC's and Windows' Firewall is disabled. The router is not even 6 months old and I have updated the firmware...
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