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How to configure your Alcatel SpeedTouch 510 ADSL modem not to use NAT?

This document describes how you can configure an Alcatel SpeedTouch 510 ADSL modem not to use NAT anymore. This process is often called DHCP SPOOFING. The public IP will be sent to your machine by DHCP therefore eliminating NAT. It is also for setups where combination of an Ethernet gateway routers which do not have PPTP dialer support are in placed. Doing so will enable you to configure an internal router or a server that has routing software installed and have it receive an IP address from your ISP - instead of having the dialer obtain the address for you.

The difference between DHCP SPOOFING and BRIDGING (described here Configure Alcatel SpeedTouch Pro to Act as a Transparent Bridge) is that with bridging the end-machine/router does the dialing, and so it gets the real IP address from the ISP. With spoofing the modem dials for you, receives the IP address from the ISP, and then gives it to the end-machine/router.

This method will work if one of the following assumptions is true:

  • Your modem is connected to the Internet and another computer is connected to your modem.
  • Your modem is connected to the Internet and you have a router that is connected to the modem. This router must have NAT capabilities. The router will then be connected to a hub/switch, and to it other computers will connect.
  • Your modem is connected to the Internet and you have a server computer that is connected to the modem. This server must have Routing and NAT capabilities. The server will then be configured with another NIC, and to it you connect another computer.
  • Your modem is connected to the Internet and you have a server computer that is connected to the modem. This server must have Routing and NAT capabilities. The server will then be configured with another NIC, to which you will then connect a hub/switch, and to it other computers will connect.

Make a note of the fact that the modem will stop acting as a router with NAT/PAT which means that you'll have to connect it to a router or server that has NAT capabilities. Without such configuration you won't be able to connect to the Internet.

 


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