Route

Choose here source and destination replacements of packet fields (MAC addresses, IP addresses and ports) if needed.

Here you can also choose network interfaces for bridging or for redirection packets.

•	If Bridging choosed and packet is incoming: packet repeated to selected interfaces exclude incoming interface and sended to TCP/IP stack for processing.

•	If Bridging choosed and packet is outgoing: packet repeated to selected interfaces and sended to original destination interface.

•	If Redirect choosed and packet is incoming: packet redirected to selected interfaces exclude incoming interface. TCP/IP stack do not receives this packet.

•	If Redirect choosed and packet is outgoing: packet redirected to selected interfaces.

Note: When packets redirected - source addresses do not changed to addresses of interfaces automatically. If it is necessary - you should define these replacements.

"Add data about packet to the NAT table" - if enabled, packet data will be added to the internal NAT table.

For example, if you want to allow access to Internet for computer from internal network:

•	Chose MAC or IP condition on "Conditions" tab as source address, that identifies computer;

•	Choose IP range condition on "Conditions" tab as destination address, that NOT identifies local network address range;

•	Enable "Add data about packet to the NAT table" option;

In "Replace" group on the this tab choose replacements of source IP with external IP address assigned to you by provider. You can also set "Automatically" options on source port and IP address. In this case program detect these values automatically. Automatic replacing of source IP address works only on Windows NT 4.0 sp4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and higher OS.

Note:

If source port automatic replacing specified - port replaced if needed only. In other words port replaced automatically only if original source port in use already. In other case port not replaced.