LegolasGreenleaf
IS-IT--Management
I have a specific machine (a digital video processor/server) on my LAN that cannot be accessed remotely becuase it requires a static ip (no problem), but also will not function with NAT.
Is there a dhcp client router that doesn't use NAT? Or is that a contradiction in terms? I'm pretty new to this field and my router experience is limited.
I'm postive it's a NAT issue as i can view the video feeds on the LAN side, and the manufacturer specifically states NAT is not supported. They also state that even behind a router it should have it's own internet ip. They say it probably won't work, but i'd like to try anyway.
Is there a dhcp client router that doesn't use NAT? Or is that a contradiction in terms? I'm pretty new to this field and my router experience is limited.
I'm postive it's a NAT issue as i can view the video feeds on the LAN side, and the manufacturer specifically states NAT is not supported. They also state that even behind a router it should have it's own internet ip. They say it probably won't work, but i'd like to try anyway.