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Re: Network Address Translation (NAT) for ION Meters
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2019-04-0302:23 PM
Re: Network Address Translation (NAT) for ION Meters
In the future I would recommend asking this type of question in the Power Metering section of the Community.
By NAT you are talking about having a switch/getway etc have enteral IP address on one side and different internal IP address on the other side talking to the ION meter?
I have seen something like this used on cell modems at a few places working with PME.
Thanks for your reply. Yes modems do this and meters communicate without problems. The thing was that a customer asked if the meters had this capability and I just wanted to be sure that not.