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Old July 23rd, 2006, 05:17 PM
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Default Configuring D-Link routers for Symmetric or Full-Cone NAT

The D-Link DI series of routers (and maybe other D-Link routers as well) can be configured to perform either Symmetric or Full-Cone NAT. Under Tools->Misc., enabling "Gaming Mode" enables Full-Cone NAT, and disabling it enables Symmetric NAT. The out-of-the-box default is disabled (Symmetric). Changing to Full-Cone by enabling Gaming Mode makes configuration of VoIP devices behind the router much simpler, usually eliminating the need to manually forward ports inbound.
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Default RE: Configuring D-Link routers for Symmetric or Full-Cone NA

Thank you for this information. Let's make it Sticky for all to easily see.
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Default Re: Configuring D-Link routers for Symmetric or Full-Cone NA

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Under Tools->Misc., enabling "Gaming Mode" enables Full-Cone NAT, and disabling it enables Symmetric NAT. .
This is very interesting,
but my DI-624S does not have "Gaming Mode" option!
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Default RE: Re: Configuring D-Link routers for Symmetric or Full-Con

yea, the DI-624 has htis mode, and the VOIP can register,
but D-Links are plagued by poor performance, weak routing, and slow throughput
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Default Re: Configuring D-Link routers for Symmetric or Full-Cone NAT

Good Forum
I have Dlink's DI-604 ADSL router. Please help me enable and disable symmectric NAT on this router. I need to test teredo on my windows xp machine which is behind symmectric NAT.
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