9.10.12 |
Mapping |
| The corporate networks of most customers are set up on the basis of the private IP address space (RFC1597).This results in the problem that the same IP addresses can exist at several customers. In order to make it possible for the remote center to make a unique assignment of the IP addresses in the different customer LANs, the functionality of address mapping is necessary. This enables a destination or source IP address (for IP traffic over the PSTN interface of the communication system) to be mapped to any "virtual" IP address. |
| Up to 20 entries can be configured via Mapping. |
9.10.12.1 |
Table |
| This table shows the mapping between the customer LAN and the virtual LAN. |
| - | For IP packets from the LAN over the PSTN interface to the remote center: IP cust. LAN is mapped to IP virtual LAN. |
| - | For IP packets from the remote center over the PSTN interface into the customer LAN: IP virtual LAN is mapped to IP cust. LAN. |
| To edit the parameters, double-click the corresponding table cell. The Mapping | Edit IP mapping dialog box is displayed. |
Mapping mask |
| This is used to lay down the relevant portion of the IP address that is to be converted. |
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