Twice NAT - Network Address Translation

Every type of address translation we've discussed so far has one thing in common -- only the Source IP was translated -- the Destination IP was left un touched (of the outbound packet). There are times, however, when you need to translate both the Source and Destination, and those situations are what is called a Twice NAT.
To be clear, a Twice NAT is simply one of the four types of translations we've already discussed (Static NAT, Static PAT, Dynamic PAT, Dynamic NAT) applied to both the Source and Destination of a packet. A Twice NAT is sometimes referred to as a Double NAT (among other names).
Typically, a Twice NAT is configured using a Policy NAT, so make sure you watch that video for a clear illustration of Policy NAT.
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i have to come back and rewatch again to wrap my mind around, great video's though.

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Thanks for the suggestions. The VPN one would be fun. Linux is not my domain of expertise though, so I'm probably not the best for those.

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Thanks Ed!

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interesting that so many years ago without this terminology on Microsoft TMG I used all without knowing.

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Thank you!

[@AliTwaij]

complex !

[@PracticalNetworking]

Yes, this one is a bit more complex.