NAT Masquerade in one picture posted April 2014
I wanted a recall on how masquerade worked in NAT, and I wanted a fast recall.
What's better than a picture? Nothing of course :D
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Comments
Marcus
Thanks for this comprehensive single picture explanation, but I have a question: Why does the router change the packet's destination address? Why is the client's belief the destination to be 192.10.1.5 false? I don't see a reason for this to occur without any further information available.
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