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Wireless Broadband Router User manual
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6 .7 Rout ing
I f t he Router is connect ed to m ore t han one net work, it m ay be necessary t o set
up a st at ic route bet ween them . A st at ic route is a pre- det erm ined pat hway t hat
net work inform at ion m ust t ravel t o reach a specific host or network.
Figure 48
z Type / Ta rge t / M ask / Ga t ew a y: Fill in t hese fields required by this
St at ic Rout ing function.
z Add: Fill in t he all of t he set t ing to be added and t hen click "Add" . Then t his
Special Applicat ion set t ing will be added into t he "Current Rout ing Table"
below.
z Curre nt Rout ing Ta ble : This display shows t he valid rout ing paths in
Broadband Rout er. User can view t he inform ation about current rout ing
pat hs
z I f you want t o rem ove som e rout e entries from t he “ Current Rout ing Table
", select t he Rout e ent ry you want t o rem ove in t he t able and then click
"Delete " .
6 .8 N AT
Net work Address Translation ( NAT) allows m ult iple users at your local site t o
access t he I nt ernet t hrough a single Public I P Address. NAT provides Firewall
protection from hacker at tacks and has t he flexibilit y t o allow you t o m ap
Privat e I P Addresses t o Public I P Addresses for key services such as Websit es
and FTP.
6 .8 .1 D MZ H ost Set u p
I f you have a local client PC that cannot run an I nt ernet applicat ion (e.g. Gam es)
properly from behind the NAT firewall, then you can open t he client up t o
unrest ricted t wo- way I nt ernet access by defining a DMZ Host . The DMZ
funct ion allows you t o re- direct all packet s going t o your WAN port I P address t o