What's the difference between Linux-NAT and Sygate-NAT?

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What's the difference between Linux-NAT and Sygate-NAT?

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08-07-2002, 04:07 AM	#1
yuzuohong Member Registered: May 2002 Location: Shanghai, PRC Distribution: RedHat 6.2 \| 7.2 \| 8 \| 9\|3 Posts: 81 Rep:	What's the difference between Linux-NAT and Sygate-NAT? Hi all, We use RedHat 7.2 as our gateway and NAT server. I setup iptables-MASQ on it. There's no any problem on HTTP and FTP. But in some environment, it's really strange. For example, I like playing Age of Empires game on my PC. But I can't join any GameServer in Internet. If I use Sygate+Windows as our Gateway server, I can do it. So I just feel very curious. What's the difference between these two NAT servers? Any help will be appreciated. fish

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