To start of NAT Configurator

Already Using IP
and
Keeping Your Addresses

If the IP Addresses that you are using do not "belong to you," then the NAT will hide your usage of these addresses from the outside world. The only negative about this, is that you will never be able to contact "the real owners" of those addresses. This is probably not an issue for you.

Information We Will Need

We will soon need an IP Address for the NAT interface that will be attached to your internal network. In addition, we will need the "netmask" that you are using in your network. Since you are very likely the network administrator for your organization, you will be able to give us that information. If you are not the administrator, you will need to get that information for us.

Since we are building a Dial NAT, we will also need to construct a dialer script with the information necessary to let the NAT phone your ISP and make a PPP connection for you. We will need the phone number that your NAT will need to dial, as well as the account (user ID) and the password. The phone number should include any prefixes necessary, such as 9 to get an outside line, or *70 to block call waiting. If you are already doing Dial PPP to the account you will use, you should have that information ready for us.

Here We Go!

Build the startup.htm main conguration file.

Build the dialer.htm dialer script file.

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