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The problem is that the default config leaves NAT turned on even when you are using real IPv4 addresses and it's not needed w To get around this NAT has to be fully turned off with the CLI command

...g that you have a connection with only one IPv4 address and will configure NAT, and one assuming you have a block of IPv4 allocated by A&A that you wish t * NAT for IPv4

| LAN IP || As advised || If using NAT then this will be some default such as 192.168.1.254. If you have a block o | LAN IP || As advised || If using NAT then this will be some default such as 192.168.1.254. If you have a block o

...ss to 192.168.1.1/24. If you have a larger block assigned, it will disable NAT, and set the router's address to the first usable in that block, and set th

...ss to 192.168.1.1/24. If you have a larger block assigned, it will disable NAT, and set the router's address to the first usable in that block, and set th

...ss to 192.168.1.1/24. If you have a larger block assigned, it will disable NAT, and set the router's address to the first usable in that block, and set th

iptables -t nat -F # Masquerade (NAT)

*No NAT

=Separate (NAT) Subnet for the Dongle= ...SIMs access to the Internet, you will need a Route Override configured to NAT the traffic from the [[L2TP]] to your internet interface (in this case PPPo

NAT can always be a problem with VoIP. SIP ALGs can get in the way by mangling

* <tt>enp14s0</tt> in configured via NAT and/or DHCP to upstream ISP. L2TP shall connect through this No NAT/DHCP either. If local hosts want to firewall themselves, they can.

nat { rule source-nat-rule {

...bnet to the WAN subnet. The Vigor has no routing table as such but pf can NAT you to it.

*** Enable NAT if no public IPv4 (or preferably get public IPv4), Next *** Enable NAT if no public IPv4 (or preferably get public IPv4), Next

...ost cases AAISP can provide a block of IP4 addresses, so you don't need to NAT. That hopefully covers the basics. I've not included the NAT portion on the home lan/Orange adsl nor backup of the server lan via orange

*Passive mode FTP will be required if the user is behind a firewall or NAT (This will be an option in their FTP client)

...re a firewall for your system and also to apply some features such as IPv4 NAT for LAN. iptables -t nat -F

...directly in to the phone line (via a SSFP), and providing a firewalled, no-nat and DHCP connection to the LAN.

leftfirewall=yes # Yes as you may be behind firewall/NAT

{Administrator}=&gt;nat ifconfig translation=enabled intf=mobilebroadband