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Subject:    I-D ACTION:draft-kuniaki-nats-02.txt
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Date:       2002-03-29 12:02:41
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	Title		: Network Address Translation with Sub-Address(NATS)
	Author(s)	: K. Kondo
	Filename	: draft-kuniaki-nats-02.txt
	Pages		: 13
	Date		: 28-Mar-02
	
Networks which are using IPv4 addresses are using the address
translation technologies such as NAT at end-networks for various
reasons. However, those technologies sometimes prevent two-way
transparently communications.
This document will define a way to enhance address translation
technologies such as NAT. This way will be able to communicate
transparently by adding a sub-address to IPv4.
This enhancement will be called 'NATS'(Network Address Translation
with Sub-Address) in this document.

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