What Is NAT? Network Address Translation Explained
Network address translation is why your whole house shares one public IP. Here is how NAT works, its types, why carrier-grade NAT breaks port forwarding, and whether IPv6 finally ends it.
Network address translation is why your whole house shares one public IP. Here is how NAT works, its types, why carrier-grade NAT breaks port forwarding, and whether IPv6 finally ends it.
Understand public vs private IP addresses, how NAT bridges them, and the often-missed fourth range (RFC 6598’s 100.64.0.0/10) that ISPs now use for carrier-grade NAT on mobile and satellite networks.