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Port Address Translation (PAT) works similarly to port forwarding, with the exception that PAT allows mapping of different external or internal ports in order to allow multiple devices on a LAN to be mapped to a single public IP address. Learn how to configure port address translation on RV345 routers. For this and more support information, please visit the Cisco Small Business Support Community: http://cs.co/9003Erp7H.
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