NAT64 is a network address translation (NAT) technique that allows IPv6 hosts to communicate with IPv4 hosts. It’s a transition mechanism that helps IPv6-only clients connect to IPv4 servers.
Our implementation of NAT64 uses the IPv6 prefix of 64:ff9b:1::/48.
This prefix is officially reserved, and is known as the "Local-Use IPv4/IPv6 Translation Prefix."
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Enable
Enable the NAT64 service.
Enabling this service allows the IPv6-only networks on the server to make IPv4-only network connections out of the XBee Hive for Wi-SUN.
Port Forwarding
A list of port forwarding rules. These rules allow IPv4-only network connections directed at the XBee Hive for Wi-SUN to be forwarded over to the IPv6-only networks on the server
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Enable the port forwarding rule |
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A label used to identify this forwarding rule |
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Network connections will only be forwarded if their protocol matches this field |
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Network connections will only be forwarded if their port matches this field |
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The IPv6 address of the target server to forward the network connection to |
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The port on the target server to receive the network connection |