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= NAT networking for a node =
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Follow these instructions to get a node communicating with the outside world.
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# Place a hub or switch node in CORE and link it to the router/PC/host node that you want to connect to the external network
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Example:
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{{{
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n3(router)---------------------n7(hub)
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eth0: 10.0.0.3/24 vzbrn7: 10.0.0.1/24
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host's external IP address: 123.4.50.6
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host's nameserver: 123.4.50.1
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}}}
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# Place a hub or switch node in CORE and link it to the router/PC/host node that you want to connect to the external network. In the example shown here, node n3 is linked to hub n7, and n3 has the IP address 10.0.0.3/24.
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# Run the emulation. CORE will create a Linux bridge on the host having a name such as 'vzbrn7' if the hub is node 7.
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# Assign an IP address to the bridge. This address should belong to the same IP subnet as the node. In this example, 10.0.0.1/24 is used for the bridge vzbrn7 on the host.
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