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Conflicts Between Services Requesting Use of Network Address Translation Modules
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 254322 - This article
describes errors that occur when components or services request
use of the Network Address Translation (NAT) modules in
Microsoft Windows 2000.
Demand Dial Filters Do Not Work When Network Address Translation Is Installed
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 254245 - When you are
using a Microsoft Windows 2000-based computer with the Network
Address Translation (NAT) feature in use, the demand dial
filters do not work. Demand dial filters are designed to prevent
the demand-dial interface from connecting
Event ID 30012 Occurs with Windows 2000 Network Address Translation Service
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 271994 - When you use a
Windows 2000-based computer that is running the Network Address
Translation (NAT) service, the following event ID may be logged
in the system log (even though the NAT service is functioning):
Internet Printing May Not Work on a Network Address Translation Server
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 252416 - After you share a
printer on a Windows 2000-based server that is also running
Network Address Translation (NAT) for communication with the
Internet, attempting to connect to the server by using an
NAT Does Not Properly Forward ICMP "Destination Unreachable" Packet That Is Generated on the NAT Server
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 268773 - In the following
scenario, it may not work to copy a file from the private
network to a server on the public side of the Network Address
Translation (NAT). The file name is created on the outside
server, but the length of the file may be
Network Address Translation Mapping Is Not Successful and an Event ID 32003 Is Logged
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 293497 - After you configure one-to-one address mapping in the Network Address Translation (NAT) in the Routing and Remote Access service, the client computers that are not included in the NAT may be unable to access the computer on the private
network and the following error is logged to the System event
log on the NAT server: Event ID: 32003
Source: Ipnathlp The Network Address Translator (NAT) was unable to request an
operation of the kernel-mode translation module. This may
indicate misconfiguration, insufficient resources, or an
internal error. The data is the error code.
Network Program Settings Not Saved in Some Localized Versions of Windows 2000
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 262050 - Network program settings for Network Address Translation (NAT) that you add in the Routing and Remote Access snap-in may not be saved. This may occur on localized versions of Windows 2000 Server that use a Windows code page other than 1250
by default.
RAS Clients Cannot Gain Access to the Internet Using Network Address Translation
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 253145 - You can configure the Network Address Translation (NAT) protocol on a server running Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) to allow network clients with private addresses to gain access to the Internet. NAT allows the RRAS server to use
Windows 2000 NAT DHCP Allocator Service Logs Event 30001
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 272076 - A Windows 2000-based server running the Network Address Translation (NAT) service with the DHCP allocator function may log the following system
event log
Windows 2000 NAT Does Not Translate Netlogon Traffic
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 263293 - When you try to log on to a domain from a computer that is running Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows 95, or Microsoft Windows 98, and is located behind a Windows 2000-based server that is performing network address translation (NAT)
Windows 2000 with Internet Connection Sharing or Network Address Translation Drops Packets
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 264883 - Client connections to resources that are made through a Windows 2000 host that is running Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) or Network Address Translation (NAT) may not work, but clients can ping the destination
host.
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