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Originally Posted by thomas
A router has two IP addresses (that's why it's called a router). One LAN address (192.168.x.y) and one WAN address (see link above). NAT (network address translation) translates between the two. There is no NAT IP address.
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Ok, its a new area for me..
Here is the PB:
""4.6.5 Option 8 - NAT Address
If the L-IP is used behind a NAT router the public IP address of the NAT router or firewall must be known. This address can either be entered manually or can be determined automatically. Automatic NAT router discovery allows to operate the L-IP behind a NAT router or firewall, which has a dynamic public IP address, and determines the correct NAT address from the L-IP CS. This is the default setting in firmware version 3.0 and up. ""
Any idea what address it is then ?