This is a bit of a general question on firewalls/routers which use NAT.
For an outbound connection, which is translated from a private IP on the LAN to a public IP on the WAN interface through a router/firewall, is that type of connectivity always referred to as Source NAT?
Or is there some alternative type of NATing which can be used?
For an outbound connection, which is translated from a private IP on the LAN to a public IP on the WAN interface through a router/firewall, is that type of connectivity always referred to as Source NAT?
Or is there some alternative type of NATing which can be used?