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Wolfgang Hercker
As far as I know a LAN with a DHCP router AND NAT port forwarding does never work.
For NAT port forwarding rules the router need to know to which target computer (=target IP)
he should forwarding incoming requests. Because of DHCP the target computer can be assigned
a dynamic, from time to time changing IP. Hence there is no fixed IP for the NAT rule
which can be entered.
On the other hand a computer name like "comp123" cannot be antered in the NAT forwarding scheme
because only IPs are allowed.
Finally DHCP and NAT port forwarding exclude each other.
Am I right or is there a workaroud ?
Wolfgang
For NAT port forwarding rules the router need to know to which target computer (=target IP)
he should forwarding incoming requests. Because of DHCP the target computer can be assigned
a dynamic, from time to time changing IP. Hence there is no fixed IP for the NAT rule
which can be entered.
On the other hand a computer name like "comp123" cannot be antered in the NAT forwarding scheme
because only IPs are allowed.
Finally DHCP and NAT port forwarding exclude each other.
Am I right or is there a workaroud ?
Wolfgang