Network Address Translation (NAT) is something we use every day. Many people think they know how it works, but they don't. This time Druvis looks under the hood and all becomes clear - NAT explained!
0:00 Intro
0:18 NAT origins
1:26 The missing piece
3:43 Masquerade under the hood
5:57 Endpoint Independent Mapping
6:30 Secret Masquerade
7:06 Grand Summary
8:50 Outro
0:00 Intro
0:18 NAT origins
1:26 The missing piece
3:43 Masquerade under the hood
5:57 Endpoint Independent Mapping
6:30 Secret Masquerade
7:06 Grand Summary
8:50 Outro
- Category
- MikroTik
- Tags
- mikrotik, routerboard, routeros
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