Verizon MI424WR Manual Do Utilizador

Wireless Broadband Router User Manual

Chapter 6 Configuring the Router’s Security

Static NAT

This option allows multiple public

addresses to be designated to devices on the

network. Static

NAT

allows devices behind a firewall and configured with private

addresses appear to have public

addresses on the Internet. This allows an inter-

nal host, such as a web server, to have an unregistered (private)

address and still

be reachable over the Internet. To do this:

1. Select Static NAT from any Security screen. The “Static

NAT

” screen appears.

2. Click Add. The “Add Static

NAT

” screen appears.

3. Enter the name of the computer to be used as the local host, or, to enter a

specific IP address, select Specify Address from the “Networked Computer/
Device” drop-down list and enter the

address in the box on the right.

4. Enter a public

address assigned by the

ISP

in the “Public

Address”

text box.

5. Select a connection from the “

WAN

Connection Type” drop-down list.

6. Select the protocol that needs to be accessible from the public

address by

clicking in the check box next to “Enable Port Forwarding for Static

NAT

,” then

selecting a protocol from the drop-down menu. Use “Any” to pass all data. Click
Apply, and Apply again.

Repeat these steps to add more static

addresses from the network.