Re: [SQU] NAT and Ip-Masquerading

Masq is a kind of nat that can do Address Translation with dynamic addresses
you would note to the MASQ syntax that you specify the outgoing interface
instead of
destination addresses.
but NAT gives you a good option to specify more than one ip address to
translate addresses with.

another thing:
this is not a squid problem!!!

Best Regards

Mehrdad Fatemi
R&D Director

< AFRANET Co. ---------------------------- R&D Dept. >

-----Original Message-----
From: MILIN Jacques <jacques.milin@cpam-laval.cnamts.fr>
To: squid-users@ircache.net <squid-users@ircache.net>
Date: Wednesday, August 30, 2000 12:30 PM
Subject: [SQU] NAT and Ip-Masquerading

>Hello,
>
>What's the difference beetween NAT (network adress translator) and
>Ip-Masquerading ???
>
>It seems the same rule for me but i'm not sure.
>
>Thanks;
>
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