BenQ AWL-700 - Manual (Page 21)

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to any private IP address at configured range in the first table.
Base Address – The first IP address that you wish to be mapped to.
Number of Address – Limits the range that configured by users. If you have ten IP
addresses to be mapped to private IP addresses, you can limit this range to 10.
3.3.3.3 Static NAT
In AWL700, we provide static NAT function and this function also acts as virtual DMZ
function. This means that you can put your server in the LAN side and give it a mapped
public IP address. And this looks like you provide your server to be accessed by anyone
in the Internet. So, please be carefully to use this feature. You can also regard this
function as one-to-one mapped NAT function. Please note that, all traffics that do not
meet NAT requirement can be dealt with NAPT.
Local Address – Local host’s IP address
Global Address – The public IP address wait to be mapped to a private IP address.
Please note that users could not change the first global address in the first entry because
in AWL700, we can reuse the NAPT’s WAN IP address to do the static NAT
conversion.
3.3.4 RIP Setup
3.3.4.1 RIP Parameters
AWL700 can act as a router, which use RIP-v2 (Routing Information Protocol version 2)
to exchange routing information with other RIP routers. However, the default value is
“disable” in AWL700. If you have to use RIP to deal with packets passed through
AWL700, you can choose “enable” to turn on this feature. “Enable” means RIP can be
sent and received from that interface.