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Vonage Don't know how I messed up the post... here it is again:
I have an RTP300 that
Don't know how I messed up the post... here it is again:
I have an RTP300 that is connected as follows:
Cable Modem <- RTP300
<- Netgear WGR614v6 ... Netgear WGPS616 <- Computer
The issue is that I have a double NAT going on, because the RTP does it and then the WGR does it again. Everything works, but I was wondering whether I could get rid of the double NAT
So the question is this: there's a page called Setting / Advanced Routing on the RTP300 that allows one to disable the firewall and NAT. But what does this mean precisely? When I do it, I still see 192.168.15.* addresses on the LAN side. It's still pulling down an IP number form the ISP, rather than leaving that to the WGR. It's still acting as a DNS, etc. (Though I can turn it off on the Basic Settings page.) It seems to me that without NAT, the device should act essentially as a neutral hub, just passing everything through to the WAN side, but that isn't what's happening...
I see in some of the threads (eg this one http://www.vonage-forum.com/ftopic9245.html )
that some people have linked the LAN side to the WAN side. I don't get the point of this. In that setup, doesn't the RTP300 just need to be connected on its WAN side to the other router, and nothing on the LAN side?
Thanks for any assistance...
Read The Full Thread: What does Disable NAT & Firewall actually do?
• I have an RTP300 that is connected as follows:
Cable Modem <- RTP300
• The question I have for you is why do you think double NAT is causing you an issue?
• The reason I want to disable the NAT on the RPT300 is that I often use ssh to work on
• In your setup, if you disable NAT on the RPT300 you won't be able to access the Internet.
• When I tried it I was actually able to access the internet. Maybe it doesn't do anything.
What
• remember that every setup is different. But this is why I did what I did.
setup
• Something is a little squirrely with your setup or the RTP300 isn't actually disabling
• When I tried it I was actually able to access the internet. Maybe it doesn't do anything.
What
• My setup works fine and I have the WAN port of the WGR connected to a LAN port of the
enodo posted "Don't know how I messed up the post... here it is again:
I have an RTP300 that" on 11/02/2005 |
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