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Originally posted by Armadel
...ISP only assigns one I/P address
192.168.2.1(PC1) equates to 24.25.26.27 (ISP assigned)
192.168.2.2(PC2) equates to 24.25.26.27 (ISP assigned)
If the ISP were to assign multiple I/P address like this,
192.168.2.1(PC1) equates to 24.25.26.27 (ISP assigned)
192.168.2.2(PC2) equates to 24.25.26.28 (ISP assigned)
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Your first example is called "dynamic" NAT. The second is called "static" NAT.
How dynamic NAT works, is pointed out in my first reply. You may need to re-read it a few times because it may initially sound like Static NAT which you already understand.
