InnoMedia MTA 3328-2R, Руководство пользователя

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InnoMedia MTA 3328-2R User’s Guide – Chapter 4
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Internal Source IP
– the internal IP address
to which the MTA 3328-2R should forward the
request.
Internal Source Port
– the internal port to
which the MTA 3328-2R should forward the
request.
Application
– the application type of the
incoming request; if unknown, it can remain
user-defined.
C
ONFIGURING
NAT P
ORT
M
APPING
To configure NAT port mapping:
1. If it is not already on your screen, access the
Web Management tool via the Web. Refer to
the
Logging into the Web Management Tool
section on page 24 for instructions.
2. In the sidebar menu, click the
IP Network
link,
and then click the
NAT PortMap
link.
The Configure NAT Port Map Database page
displays
.
3. In the
External Source Port
field, enter the
port number that you would like to redirect to
another unit.
4. Click the
Protocol
drop-down menu and
select either
TCP
or
UDP
.
5. In the
Internal Source IP
field, enter the IP
address of the PC that is running the
application that uses this source port and
protocol.
6. In the
Internal Source Port
field, enter the
port to which you would like to send the
request. If the application or service only uses
one port, the
Internal Source Port
will be the
same as the
External Source Port
.
7. Click the
Save
button to save the settings.
For example, if you have a Web server that is listening
on port 80 with an IP address of 192.168.99.5 and is
connected to the MTA 3328-2R’s LAN port, you would
enter the following values: