NAT behavior of default RouterOS

Hi,

Could you tell me NAT behavior type of RouterOS?

I found the description for default configuration, but I want to know NAT behavior type based on RFC4787.
http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Default_Configurations

NAT is defined four behaviors on RFC4787.

  • Mapping Behavior
  • Port Assignment Behavior
  • Filtering Behavior
  • Hairpinning Behavior

I’m not Mikrotik user but new ISP (under discussion) has chosen MikroTik RB750GL2 as router.
I had already asked ISP engineer staff, but they have no anwer :frowning:
(They may use only default settings)

Here is other company routers.
±---------------------±------------±---------------±--------------±------------+
| Model Number | Mapping | Filter | Port | Hairpin |
±---------------------±------------±---------------±--------------±------------+
| IO-DATA NP-BBRL | Independent | Independent | Not preserve | Support |
| NEC IX2105 | Independent | Independent | Preserve | Not support |
| corega CG-BARMX2 | Independent | Port dependent | Preserve | Not support |
| LINKSYS BEFW11S4 | Independent | Dependent | Preserve | Not support |
| NETGEAR WGR614B | Dependent | - | Preserve | Not support |
±---------------------±------------±---------------±--------------±------------+

Thanks in advance.

I have confirmed the behavior with RB750GL2.

  • Mapping Behavior : Independent
  • Filtering Behavior : Independent
  • Port Assignment Behavior : Preserve
  • Hairpinning Behavior : Does not support

I close this topic.
Thanks.

Sorry for jumping in, but MT supports hairpinning easily.

Hi experts!
Could you please suggest if the same NAT behavior applies to RB951Ui-2HnD router?
Seems that this topic was started back in 2016. Anyways, hope someone could respond.

thanks

Yes, it does.
It’s the behavior of routerOS, so it applies to every device or vm running routerOS.

-Chris

thanks Chris, appreciate this!

Stupid question.

Has Mikrotik been supporting EIM/EIF for years or rather this feature has been introduced lately?