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IPv6 Transition Test Scenarios

White Paper This is because the problem, exhaustion of IPv4 addresses, had always been fixed with techniques like Network Address Translation (NAT). While the first RFC for IPv6 has been available for more than six years, Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) has... [03 Jul 2008]

A White Paper Overview of FTP and Firewalls

White Paper Some Internet services pose special difficulties for firewalls, especially firewalls that also provide Network Address Translation (NAT) capability, and causes them to be identified as “problem services’. [03 Jul 2008]

Traversal of IP Voice and Video Data Through Firewalls and NATs

White Paper Almost all these IP networks deploy Firewalls and/or NAT devices, for security unfortunately, the inherent characteristics of Multimedia over IP protocols are in conflict with most current mechanisms employed by Firewall and NATS, resulting in... [30 Jun 2008]

The Purpose of a SIP-Aware Firewall/ALG

White Paper In addition, this paper will highlight problems that NAT causes for SIP, and how SIP firewalls/ALGs resolve the problem. Provided in this document is a brief description of the SIP and Network Address Translation (NAT) technologies. [25 Jun 2008]

Explicit Mechanisms for Controlling NAT/Firewall Systems Dynamically

White Paper Most of them related to the complex NAT/Firewall traversal problem, where applications and services are blocked to connect to each other by NATs/Firewalls. NAT/Firewall systems are very widely utilized in today's network environments, such as... [11 Apr 2008]

Network Address Translation and Stateful Inspection in Cisco IOS Firewall for Network Security

White Paper NAT allows organizations to resolve the problem of IP address depletion when they have existing networks and need to access the Internet. Although Network Address Translations (NAT) systems can provide broad levels of security advantages, their... [10 Apr 2008]

Extending the IP Internet Through Address Reuse

White Paper The pool of IP addresses in Nat is from a subnet administered by the regional backbone, thus solving the scaling problem. The solution is to place Network Address Translators (Nat) at the borders of stub domains. [06 Nov 2007]

TCP Connections for P2P Apps: A Software Approach to Solving the NAT Problem

White Paper Many P2P applications need to connect to each other via TCP, but are increasingly stymied by NAT boxes. Some popular P2P applications do not address NAT traversal or do so poorly. A few newer ones route communications between NATed peers through... [30 Oct 2007]

NATBLASTER: Establishing TCP Connections Between Hosts Behind NATs

White Paper Firewalls and Network Address Translation (NAT) devices are becoming increasingly prevalent, and they pose a significant problem for connection establishment for peer-to-peer protocols. When properly configured, this middle-boxes inhibits TCP... [30 Oct 2007]

The Ingate SIParator: Solving the Firewall/NAT Traversal Issue of SIP

White Paper The SIParator's primary function is to resolve the NAT and firewall traversal problem encountered when SIP-based communications are added to the network. The SIParator is a firewall which can be installed either in the DMZ of an existing firewall... [30 Jun 2006]

NAT Traversal in SIP

White Paper Network Address Translation (NAT) is being used by many service providers and private individuals as a way to get around the problem of not having enough IP addresses. NAT solves this problem by mapping internal addresses to external or public... [12 Dec 2004]

Verifying NAT Operation and Basic NAT Troubleshooting

White Paper When you have IP connectivity problems in a NAT environment, it's often difficult to determine the cause of the problem. Many times NAT is mistakenly blamed, when in reality there is an underlying problem. [24 Feb 2004]

Network Address Translation

White Paper One method to help preserve the limited number of legally registered addresses is Network Address Translation (NAT). This paper discusses the concept of NAT and explains how to configure NAT in different scenarios. [24 Feb 2004]

SIP, NAT, and Firewalls

White Paper A Network Address Translator (NAT) in the firewall normally does this together with Application Level Gateways (ALGs). The problem is extended by the fact that it is common today to use “private addresses” on the LAN. [24 Feb 2004]

Network Address Translation

One method to help preserve the limited number of legally registered addresses is Network Address Translation (NAT). This paper discusses the concept of NAT and explains how to configure NAT in different scenarios. [23 Dec 2003]

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