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NAT stands for Network Address Translation. This system is used to enable machines behind a gateway which use private IP addresses, to access the Internet (which uses public IP addresses).
This works on a packet-by-packet basis. The NAT system receives packets from clients on the local network destined for the Internet. It changes the packets, by replacing the source IP address in the packet with the external IP address of the NAT system. This allows the server on the internet to send packets back. Packets received on external interfaces (i.e. from the Internet) are examined to determine whether they belong to any known connection between a client computer on the LAN and a machine on the Internet. If so, the packet addresses are translated back, and the packet is forwarded on to the client.
This allows two way communications between the clients on the network, and machines on the Internet.
There are several points to note about NAT systems:
They typically do not provide much analysis of data content, since the packets are at a low level, any one packet does not normally provide a lot of information on which to base analysis, and the accumulation of data that would be required to fully analyse data could likely create vulnerabilities for systems. Things like requiring authentication are therefore very difficult.
Because the amount of work required to translate packet addresses is small, the performance is typically very good.
The configuration required for local network clients is small normally
The WinGate Internet Client is a piece of client software that may be installed on client computers on your LAN to provide enhanced access to the Internet through WinGate.
The client is installed into the windows sockets system which is used by applications such as browsers and email clients to access network services (i.e. make connections to servers, send and receive data etc). By hooking into this system, the WinGate Client is able to redirect connections and data transfers through WinGate's Winsock Redirection Service out onto the Internet.
This makes the client computer appear to be directly connected to the Internet, and means that client applications do not need to be configured to use a proxy server.
Network Address Translation is also a way of gaining internet connectivity for client machines without having to configure client software to use proxies, or install any software. However the WinGate Internet Client has some extra features and other advantages including:
The WinGate Internet Client also handles user authentication, independently of internet applications the user may be running.
In many cases client software thinks its IP address is the external IP address of the gateway, so when running an application that transmits this IP address, it will often transmit the external IP address of the gateway. also if the application chooses to listen on a port, this is also redirected to WinGate. This allows several applications to run using the WinGate client which otherwise will not work through a normal NAT system.
Information is gathered about the application that is running - this becomes visible in GateKeeper, and can be used in policies to block applications from running on client computers.
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