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NAT Reflection/NAT Loopback
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Posted: 27 Oct, 2010
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Updated: 28 Oct, 2010
by: Knowledge M.
NAT reflection refers to the ability to access he external services from the internal network by public IP. Mettle SE offers NAT reflecton, but some IP network scenarios will require a split DNS infrastructure. Split DNS is explained in the Feature section.

To enable NAT reflection:
  1. Go to System --> Advanced
  2. Scroll down to Network Address Translation and uncheck "Disable NAT Reflection" check box
  3. Click on "Save" and NAT reflection will now be enabled.
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