Following up on our previous tutorial in which we used the Source NAT as a feature that helped resolve a disconnection for an IP address on the Class AP, we are taking a step further in this video and introducing Masquerade, a more advanced, NAT-based feature that will help you automate the NAT feature and tackle recurring network issues.

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NAT, short for Network Address Translation, is a method for mapping a given IP address space into another by changing the network address info. Basically, it translate one IP address into another, and in RouterOS, defining a Source NAT rule is one solution to solve disconnection between different IP addresses in your network. In this session of our online MTCNA tutorial, we'll show how you can use Source NAT to establish connections between IP hosts that otherwise could not reach one another.