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    What is the difference between 1:1 NAT and normal NAT?

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      jamesseen
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      Dear GuRUs, What is the difference between 1:1 NAT and normal NAT? Would you please give an example?

      Thanks!!

      Best Regards,

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        hoba
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        normal nat (portforward) is just a single port or a portrange of a specific protocol inbound. 1:1 means that all ports and all protocols are forwarded inbound and outbound to that IP. Both variants still need firewallrules for traffic to pass of course.

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