Example - Planet Networking & Communication CS-2001 User Manual

3.1 Example

No. Scenario
3.1.1 Modifying the LAN Interface (NAT / Routing)
3.1.2 Configuring the WAN Interface
3.1.3 Using CS-2001 as a Gateway for Users on Two Subnets to Access the
Internet (NAT/Routing)
3.1.4 Using CS-2001 as a Gateway for the Internal Users to Access the Internet
and Configure the DMZ for the External Users to Access the Network
Resource
3.1.5 Deploying the CS-2001 between the Gateway and LAN (configuring two
subnets, one using Transparent Routing, the other one using
NAT/Routing) for the LAN users to access the Internet
3.1.6 Deploying the CS-2001 between the Gateway and the LAN (LAN1 and
DMZ1), connecting LAN1 to the user's PC (using NAT/Routing mode)
and then connecting DMZ1 to user's PC (using Transparent Bridging
mode)
3.1.7 Deploying CS-2001 between the Gateway and LAN (LAN1 and DMZ1)
for LAN Users and DMZ Users to Access the Internet
3.1.8 Using the CS-2001 Device as the Gateway and Connecting it to the LAN
(There are Two LAN Interface, One Use NAT/Routing, the Other One
Use Transparent Bridging Mode) for the LAN Users to Access the
Internet
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