:Jake Messinger wrote:
:
:> :One of the cool things (too me anyway) in ComOS 3.9 is the server side NAT.
:> :You can offer NAT for non NAT enabled routers.
:>
:> But its not public yet, Thomas...
:
:3.9b8 for the PM3 went public beta this week. You can do server NAT with
:that (If you want to run beta that is)
I was talking about the OR-U. But I get what you are saying. You dont have
to have NAT on the OR-U remote side to do NAT if you dont mind running the
Beta on your PM 3. But in our case, many of our customers pay for the BRI
lines on both sides, so they connect to their own OR-U here in our office.
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