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Q.
How do I forward protocols other than UDP/TCP ?
When using NAT, you have only one public IP address. This
means that incoming data which is not in response to an outgoing
request from a local client does not know where to go. Port
forwarding can be used to direct UDP/TCP traffic on particular
ports to specified internal clients.
However for other protocols there is no unique detail to decide
which local client to forward the data to. In situations like
this, the Vigor has a facility called DMZ. In the DMZ setup,
you can specify a single local client (private IP address)
to which all unsolicited data on all protocols should be forwarded. |
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