Planet IPX-1000, Руководство пользователя

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Destination IP address: Please fill the target private IP address which packet be transferred
to
．
Edit
：
Please select the IP transparented, clicking Edit to modify the public and private IP Address.
Remember to save after changing.
Delete
：
Please select the IP transparented
，
clicking delete to remove the IP you don ’ t want to
transparent.
Return
：
Go back to the last page
Port mapping
Port mapping (or Port Address Translation - PAT) is the process where packets arriving to a particular
IP address/port can be translated and thus redirected to a different IP/port. This functionality is a way to
create a persistent passage through NAT. Port Mapping is only necessary for incoming connections,
not returning traffic.
Please click Setting button to enter into Port mapping configuration:
Add
：
Clicking Add botton to step up the machine the packet want to be transferred.
Service type: Please make sure the protocol type service use.
TCP(Transmission Control Protocol)
，
UDP(User Datagram Protocol) or BOTH
Source port: Please fill the port service using
Target port: Please fill the port service will be transferred to
Target IP: Please fill the IP Address of the responsible machine
Edit
：
Please select the service port transparented
，
clicking Edit to modify the port and IP Address.
Remember to save after changing.
Delete
：
Please select the service transparented
，
clicking delete to remove the service you don ’ t want
to transparent.
Return
：
Go back to the last page
Virtual DMZ
In certain situations, you may want to set up a virtual DMZ on one of the computers on your network.
When you establish a virtual DMZ, you open all inbound ports and direct the base station to forward
certain inbound data packets (those that are not in response to a transmission initiated by a local
networked computer and not handled through application-triggered or persistent port forwarding) to a