Posted: 12-May-2009 01:05:45 AM By: jame_kristopher
PAT (Port Address Translation, also known as an extended NAT entry) leverages the nature of TCP/IP communication by using the source ports of hosts to distinguish them from each other when they are all being translated, possibly to a single outside address.
With PAT, an inside host is given a translation entry that uses not only the host's IP address, but also its source port.
Posted: 12-May-2009 01:07:41 AM By: steve10
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