Recommend a NAT?

Can anyone recommend a NAT to connect an internal ethernet 10/100base-T and
an external ethernet 10/100base-T? I've found lots with build in ISDN/ADSL
etc. but I need the uplink to be a standard ethernet network.

Thanks for any suggestions,
Paul DS.

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On Tue, 16 Dec 2003 09:01, "Paul D.Smith" wrote:

>I need the uplink to be a standard ethernet network

If you look at a site like www.netgear.co.uk you can see their
table of routers with capabilities. Some have wireless, some ADSL
and there are some - the RP614 (from memory) - that are just simple
routers. Plenty for sale on Ebay and no doubt Dabs.com, etc, etc.

On Ebay look for "broadband router" where there's no mention of an
ADSL modem. Prices from about 20 quid, 30 would get a new unit if
you want to experiment with a cheap one from Ebuyer. Peter M.

Paul D.Smith wrote:

> Can anyone recommend a NAT to connect an internal ethernet 10/100base-T and
> an external ethernet 10/100base-T? I've found lots with build in ISDN/ADSL
> etc. but I need the uplink to be a standard ethernet network.

Not had any experiance of these - but they would seem to do the job:

http://www.solwise.co.uk/routers.htm


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Paul D.Smith wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a NAT to connect an internal ethernet
> 10/100base-T and an external ethernet 10/100base-T? I've found lots
> with build in ISDN/ADSL etc. but I need the uplink to be a standard
> ethernet network.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions,
> Paul DS.

AFAIK a "cable router" does this as it's pure ethernet.
loads of cheapo ones around on ebuyer etc etc...