Open NAT

[GarethG]

Will we ever be able to have two or more pieces of equipment running open NAT simultaneously or is it possible already?

Edit: 500th post

[Scotty]

Will we ever be able to have two or more pieces of equipment running open NAT simultaneously or is it possible already?

Edit: 500th post

I'm sure somebody will have a method to get 2 pieces of equipment running on an Open NAT! Surely!


oh and the post count - Congrats

I got 1234 posts the other day, and felt the need to put it in a post too, I know how you feel. Hahaha.

[GarethG]

Haha its a milestone, 500 more to go.... or should i say 499!

[richardmyers]

Haha its a milestone, 500 more to go.... or should i say 499!

Someone did post on the FB group about this a week or so ago, I'll try and find it but the sheer number of posts won't make it easy! It might be a good idea to post this on the FB group also.

[GarethG]

Copied it over to facebook customer group!

[commandergc]

Will we ever be able to have two or more pieces of equipment running open NAT simultaneously or is it possible already?

it isn't unless you forward the specific ports or have multiple internet connections. for instance i have two net connections well three if you count my 3g modem all shared via multi-wan, so in theory i can have three consoles set to DMZ.

[Scotty]

Will we ever be able to have two or more pieces of equipment running open NAT simultaneously or is it possible already?

it isn't unless you forward the specific ports or have multiple internet connections. for instance i have two net connections well three if you count my 3g modem all shared via multi-wan, so in theory i can have three consoles set to DMZ.

Now that's a good idea!

[Hígh Treason]

I don't know how the gear NextGen use works, but I expect they are using a standard cable router.

You can have NAT from multiple devices, but you need to know the Port Numbers and the IP Addresses for the devices before you set them up in the router.

For example, on my ADSL connection, I was hosting FTP and HTTP from seperate servers (192.168.0.1:21 and 192.168.0.2:80) -until the server died, but that is not relevant, in theory you can get several NAT devices to work from one router, but you will NOT be able to place multiple devices in a DMZ.

Edit: As we're on the "post-count-whoring" I've just achieved 700 posts... Hmm... Unfortunately, it looks like SMF doesn't allow moderators to modify post-count.

[Ace247]

I have 2 XBox's running wireless both with open NAT's, however my PS3 which is wired has a strict NAT  when I get time I'll contact Tech support I'm sure they will sort it out... 

[ramtops]

Copied it over to facebook customer group!

Dear handy for those people who haven't yet been slung out