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Jose M. Sanchez wrote:
> That's not the case here.
>
> He wants to use the ISP assigned IP's thru NAT... I.E. his private hosts use
> the same IP's... which is why I raised the question... What for?
>
> I believe that he is very confused as to his mis-stated purpose.
>
> Clarification is in order.
>
> Jose M. Sanchez wrote:
>
> > Doesn't this defeat the whole purpose of NAT/MASQ?
> >
> > Edgar Camacho wrote:
> >
> >> I need to do a NAT (Network Address Translation) for the security in my
> >> Private Net. I have a group addresses Internet that my ISP gave us.
> >> Therefore I want to match My addresses Internet addresses whith my
> >> addresses Private. May you tell me how I set this with ipmasquerade
>
> of course not. there are as many purposes and anyone can think of.
> this use of 1:1 NAT means that you don't have to change every host's
> ip address every time you change isp (at least, if you are using ip
> addresses assigned to you by your isp which is common these days).
perhaps. that's not how i interpreted it.
he says wants to match internet addresses
with private addresses. i assumed that the
private addresses were those of his hosts.
raf
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