NAT on only 1 NIC

In Linux we can bind public and private IP address on 1 NIC,
then use iptables to do NAT on the same NIC.

Can we achieve that in Windows using ICS or RRAS?

Thanks and Regards.

"Eric Tsai - ½²©v¿«" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote...
>In Linux we can bind public and private IP address on 1 NIC, then use
>iptables to do NAT on the same NIC. Can we achieve that in >Windows using
>ICS or RRAS? Thanks and Regards.

With only one NIC? Yes but you'll need a modem in the machine though. :-)
The wizard will prompt for a demand-dial interface (modem) at the completion
of the NAT setup wizard. And if you don't have a modem, and truly only one
NIC, then I'm afraid you cannot do NAT or ICS.

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Are you talking about the loopback (in linux we call it lo). Then you need
to install it. it's called Microsoft Loopback adapter.

"Todd J Heron" <todd_heron(delete)@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Eric Tsai - ½²©v¿«" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote...
> >In Linux we can bind public and private IP address on 1 NIC, then use
> >iptables to do NAT on the same NIC. Can we achieve that in >Windows using
> >ICS or RRAS? Thanks and Regards.
>
> With only one NIC? Yes but you'll need a modem in the machine though.
:-)
> The wizard will prompt for a demand-dial interface (modem) at the
completion
> of the NAT setup wizard. And if you don't have a modem, and truly only
one
> NIC, then I'm afraid you cannot do NAT or ICS.
>
> --
> Todd J Heron, MCSE
> Windows Server 2003/2000/NT; CCA
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> This posting is provided "as is" with no warranties and confers no rights
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