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This is how to configure a Technicolor gateway with two subnets on its
This is how to configure a Technicolor gateway with two subnets on its
local network such that one gets translated and the other does
local network such that one subnet gets its addresses translated by NAT and the other
subnet does not get NATed. Or, looking at it differently, adding a subnet of (e.g.)
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not. This configuration is not recommended, far better to use a real
RFC1918 addresses which will be NATed on a router with an existing routeable IP block setup.

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Mixed NAT is not recommended, far better to use a real
router made out of FireBrick, BSD or Linux that gives proper control of things
router made out of FireBrick, BSD or Linux that gives proper control of things
on an address level rather than on an interface.
on an address level rather than on an interface level.


Firstly, you need to put a public address on the Ethernet interface.
Firstly, you need to put a public address on the Ethernet interface.
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