Westell 327W (Verizon DSL) - NAT setup?

I have DSL service with Verizon and they supplied me a Westell 327W
wireless modem/router.

I have it setup and successfully working, EXCEPT that a firewall test
site reports to me that my LAN IP addresses for my two computers (one
wired, one wireless) are visible.

I think I need to invoke NAT to hide my pcs. Is this correct??

If NAT is required, the Westell only speaks about Static NAT. Another
router I have (Netgear WGT624) talks about DYNAMIC NAT. I don't
understand the difference, or what I really need.

Is there anyone who can explain how to setup NAT if that is what I
need?

TIA, Rich

Rich

Is what you need in here?

Please let me know if you found what you want, and if you can make it work.
I've been procrastinating getting my own NAT set up, but have been meaning
to look at this more closely.

http://www.westell.com/content/sales/327W.pdf

smackedass

smackedass

"smackedass" <> wrote:

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>Is what you need in here?
>
>Please let me know if you found what you want, and if you can make it work.
>I've been procrastinating getting my own NAT set up, but have been meaning
>to look at this more closely.
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>http://www.westell.com/content/sales/327W.pdf
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>smackedass
>
Thanks, but I have this manual and it doesn't 'spell-it-out'
sufficiently for me to understand what I need and how to make the
correct choices in the setup.

Rich

Rich