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Re: [Wired] RV016 - One to One NAT Dilemma I have an RV082, and only use 2 IPs. However, I believe the setup is the same.
The 192.168.1.201~201 => 203.x.0.1~1 is correct.
This means that 192.168.1.201 will ONLY use the WAN IP of 203.x.0.1.
The "Do not include the Router's WAN IP Address" portion simply means that you cannot use One-to-One NAT for the MAIN WAN1 Interface IP (203.x.1.1).
You cannot use the MAIN WAN1 Interface IP for a One-to-One NAT, and also have it assigned to be the WAN1 Interface for a host or a set of hosts.
For example:
If you want 192.168.1.202-225 to run off WAN2 (or 203.x.1.2), you would setup One-to-One NAT for 192.168.202~225 and then use 203.x.1.2~2. This is fine.
You cannot use One-to-One NAT for 192.168.1.202~225 => 203.x.1.1 assuming WAN1 is 203.x.1.1 (since by default VLAN1 is passed through the WAN1 interface...it defeats the purpose). This will not work.
Does this help / make sense?
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| I see...thanks a for the explanation about 1 to 1 NAT which is somehow block in using WAN1.
I've tried that putting the 203.x.0.1 in WAN1 and do a 1 to 1 NAT 192.168.1.201~201 => 203.x.0.1~1 and didn't work at all.
I think I can live with their logs...
Thank you very much. |
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| said by backroger:I see...thanks a for the explanation about 1 to 1 NAT which is somehow block in using WAN1. I've tried that putting the 203.x.0.1 in WAN1 and do a 1 to 1 NAT 192.168.1.201~201 => 203.x.0.1~1 and didn't work at all. I think I can live with their logs... Thank you very much. You cannot use the IP Address 203.x.0.1 in WAN1 and then also use that address for One-to-One NAT on 192.168.1.201~201. You CANNOT specify the WAN1 IP Address in a One-to-One NAT setup. |
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