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Fusion
NAT Router software allows client IP hosts
on a private network to access Internet hosts without
having to obtain public IP addresses. It works by modifying
the IP layer header’s source address and selected
fields in upper layer protocol so that the private internal
IP address is replaced with a "Real" assigned
IP address which can safely traverse the Internet. Once
the NAT router is assigned at least one "Real"
IP address, up to sixty-four thousand IP client machines
can share this address simultaneously to access Internet
hosts.

Fusion NAT Router Features
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Integrates seamlessly with: TCP,
UDP Routing, ICMP, PING, Telnet, FTP, HTTP,DNS and
other Internet Protocols
- Connection aging, TCP open and TCP closed, UDP
and ICMP. Limit on the number of simultaneous connections
supported can be set as high as memory will allow
(defaults to 20).
- Outbound FTP (PORT Command Translation)
- PAT (Port Address Translation) allows specific
services on the private network to be accessed by
host on the public network
- Gated NAT - Each router port gets its own instance
of NAT. Each port can have its own public address
and private address range. This means that NAT can
be supported on more than one link without regard
to the address ranges in use. The public address can
be the dynamic address from a numbered PPP link, if
required.
- Conventional NAT - Can be implemented by creating
one global NAT port and calling the NATTranslate function
in the FUSION IP ip_up and ip_xmit functions.
- NAT Profile - may be used by more than one port
- 100% ANSI C compliant
- RTOS and processor independent
- Royalty-free source code license
- Port Forwarding Control
- DMZ Support
- Firewall Rules Database
- Port Triggering
- DNS Forwarding
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