RVS4000 and NAT

Just recently bought a RVS4000 to take the place of an old NetGear FVS336, who took in charge of multiple translations of NAT. It seems that the RVS4000 does not support this, other models in the line of small business support this? I only need this for a backup Internet connection so I'm not really looking to go crazy with the cost.

I would recommend the RV220w. It's a wireless router, however, you can disable the wireless radio if it's something you don't need. It will allow individuals NAT and LAN gigabit ports. Here is a link to the interface.

http://www.Cisco.com/Web/SBTG/gui_mockups/RV220W_v1/home.htm

Blake

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