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Enabling The LAN Hosts To Use The Internet Connection (NATing)
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Posted: 01 Jul, 2008
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Updated: 08 Jan, 2010
by: Knowledge M.

To Enable NAT For An Interface:

  1. Go to Firewall --> NAT
  2. Inside NAT select the tab 'Outbound'
  3. There are two radio buttons on that page select 'Manual Outbound NAT'
  4. Select interface that you want to enable NAT this is normally WAN interface.
  5. Select the Source Type --> choose 'Network'. Source --> enter the LAN IP address range.
  6. Translation --> Select Interface address.
  7. Click on 'Save' and 'Apply Changes'

The rule would be automatically generated for the LAN. Steps descibed above will help to create NAT rule for your second LAN.
Also read
document Initial Configuration: Setting up Mettle SE in a Local Area Network with Internet Connection.
document Deploying A Second LAN With Mettle SE.

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