NAT stands for Network Address Translation. NAT's primary role is to configure IP addresses. When NAT is configured to a firewall, it reconfigures the addresses of certain IP packets as they pass through the firewall or through a router.
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NAT stands for Network Address Translation. NAT's primary role is to configure IP addresses. When NAT is configured to a firewall, it reconfigures the addresses of certain IP packets as they pass through the firewall or through a router.
Yes your typical ADSL - Cable firewall with NAT can be configured to stop infections or attacks happening by allowing only certain ports open and others closed. Your firewall must be configured to block unneeded ports before you do NATing.
NAT IS A FIREWALL -- inside a router and when on you have a hardware firewall protecting you
If you want to access it remotely you will have to create rules in firewall allowing incoming connections at a specific port. If you have configured just bridged connection, only firewall rules have to be modified. If you run NAT configuration you will have to modify firewall rules as well create portforwarding to Linix VM using Virtual Network Editor.
inside local source addresses that are to be translated.
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Translates private IP addresses
NAT takes an internal source IP address and translate it to a global IP address.
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You can use either bridged connection that allows direct access for VM to network adapter. Or you can use NAT configuration. Using Virtual Network Manager make sure that NAT is configured to access Internet through the physical network adapter.