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NAT Overview
Esti Lederer edited this page Aug 24, 2021
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Network Address Translation (NAT) enables translation of a packet’s private network address to a public network address. Typically NAT is applied at the uplink interfaces that connect to WAN. NAT covers both IPv4 and IPv6 networks:
- NAT44 - IPv4-to-IPv4 Network Address Translation
- NAT66 - IPv6-to-IPv6 Network Address Translation
- NAT-PT - IPv4-to-IPv6 Network Address Translation
The following figure shows network address translation between a large site, and a WAN.

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