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7.1.3
NAT rules
The NAT rules features of the device are described below, including: NAT rule info lists, meaning
of Easy IP NAT rules configuration parameters, meaning of One2One NAT rules configuration
parameters.
1.
List of NAT rules information
In NAT rules information list, you can see the configured NAT rules. As shown in Figure 7_3, it
has two NAT rules instances configured. The NAT type of an instance: EasyIP converts the
address with the intranet IP address of 192.168.1.20-192.168.1.25 to 200.200.202.20, and binds to
the WAN1 port to achieve Internet access. The NAT type of an instance: One2One converts the
address with the intranet IP address of 192.168.1.50-192.168.1-52 to 200.200.202.50,
200.200.202.51, 200.200.202.52, and binds to the WAN1 port to achieve Internet access.
Tip: Multiple NAT rules are configured for the same object, and the rules configured last will
take effect first.
2.
Easy IP
Click <Add new entry> in Figure 7_3 to enter the NAT rules configuration page. The following
describes the meaning of the parameters for configuring the NAT rules with the type of EasyIP.
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Figure 7_3 List of NAT rules information
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