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    - My networked PCs are 'hidden' by a router doing Network Address Translation (NAT).
    - As explained in the question just above, Slave v3.6.3 has now an integrated Gateway. But you still can use NAT of course. There is a whole chapter dedicated to this subject in the Manual.
    
    - Network Address Translation (NAT) allows PCs using private Internet Protocol (IP) addresses on a LAN to still have access to the Internet. NAT does this by replacing a registered IP address into the source address of a message leaving the internal network and then restoring the internal address into the source address from a reply message.
    Registered IP addresses are limited and while you can buy static IP addresses, the cost can be prohibitive for small businesses and home users. Large businesses either cannot purchase the large number of addresses they need or they want to limit, for security reasons, the number of addresses that access the Internet. With NAT gateways running on a single or limited number of computers, it is possible to share a single registered address between multiple local computers and connect them all at the same time. The outside world is unaware of this division and thinks that only one computer is connected.
    
    In your NAT table, the IP address of your Router will be used to access all the hidden Slaves of your LAN. As a result, you have to use different port numbers to access different PCs. The NAT table is something like:
    
    	PC1: 192.168.10.2
    	=============== mapped to:
    	Router 168.70.90.110 port 8000 => Slave 192.168.10.2 on port 4000
    	Router 168.70.90.110 port 7999 => Slave 192.168.10.2 on port 3999
    	Router 168.70.90.110 port 7998 => Slave 192.168.10.2 on port 3998
    	Router 168.70.90.110 port 7997 => Slave 192.168.10.2 on port 3997
    	Router 168.70.90.110 port 7996 => Slave 192.168.10.2 on port 3996
    
    	Because RA is using more than one port number:
    
    	Port 4000: TCP, Slave remote-control session
    	Port 3999: TCP, Slave file browser session
    	Port 3998: UDP, Reserved for future use (Voice over IP)
    	Port 3997: UDP, Master daemon (Chat, HW info, etc.)
    	Port 3996: UDP, Slave daemon (Chat, HW info, etc.)
    
    NAT is a feature of your Router (most Firewalls support NAT too). You should consult the manual of your systems to find what to do.
    
    Of course, you can define the ports you want on the Router side (as long as they are not in use). We have arbitrary chosen 8000-7996 but you can use any contiguous port numbers.
    
    Usually, NAT is implemented as follows: multiple internal IP addresses are mapped to the same external IP address. But multiple internal IP addresses can be mapped to dynamically assigned external IP addresses. Home users and small businesses are assigned dynamic addresses when they connect to the Internet via their ISP.
    
    Note: If you need to access multiple PCs behind your router, it is much easier to do NAT for one PC and configure this PC as a Slave Gateway. Then, all incoming connections will use this Slave Gateway to access all other 'hidden' PCs on the LAN. This will save you a lot of time and will leave many less ports opened. In that case, Master would use the following information to establish a connection with this Slave PC:
    
    		Slave Gate: 223.18.12.9 (the public IP address of the Router)
    		Slave: 192.168.142.19 (the private IP address of the Slave PC you want to reach)
    		Password: secret (your password)
    		Port: 5000 (the port number used to do port mapping)
    
    NAT is usually included with a router and/or firewall. Network administrators have to create the NAT table that controls the address mapping. NAT provides firewall type protection on the Internet because it only allows connections that originate on the internal network unless you use inbound mapping for certain services. An example of this would be mapping the RA TCP/UDP ports inbound to a specific host waiting on the network.
    
    If you intend to use address/port mapping with NAT, that mapping is done with NAT and not by changing the TCP/UDP ports that RA uses.
    
    Here are a few things to consider when using RA with NAT:
    
    	- The NAT table must map to the address of the RA Slave, for this reason the Slave address should be a static IP address unless you can dynamically update the NAT table and mappings.
    
    	- If you have multiple hosts on the internal network, you will probably save a lot of time by using the 'Gateway' Slave option to access all the Slave PCs (instead of defining NAT for each PC).
    
    	- RA Masters will have to know the external IP address of the host's NAT server. If the NAT server connects to the Internet using Dial-up Networking, that address is dynamically assigned by an Internet Service Provider and will probably be different with each dial-up. Remote RA Master connecting in will have to somehow be given that address each time.

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    ===============================================================================
    ReadMe.txt
    ===============================================================================
    Program:		  RA (Remote-Anything)
    
    Editor:		   TWD Industries SAS
    				  <http://www.twd-industries.com>
    				  <info@twd-industries.com>
    
    Reference Manual: <http://www.remote-anything.com/en/downloads.htm>
    FAQ:			  <http://www.remote-anything.com/en/faq.htm>
    
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    ARCHIVE CONTENTS
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    - master.exe ........... the Master		636KB (the Client component)
    - slave.exe ............ the Slave		  79KB (the Server component)
    - uninstall_slave.exe .. the Uninstall Tool 18KB (for the Slave Service)
    - player.exe ........... a program to play RA session movies
    - sample.flm ........... a RA movie that you can play with player.exe
    - file_id.diz .......... a short description of the archive
    - readme.txt ........... the document you are reading right now
    - license.txt .......... the TWD Industries General License Agreement
    - vendor.txt ........... the distribution terms and conditions
    
    You can get more information and the lastest version of above files at:
    http://www.twd-industries.com
    
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    PURPOSE
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    TWD Industries proudly presents Remote-Anything, the latest version of its 
    Remote-Control Administration Tool which allows to use a distant PC as if
    you were there.
    
    - What's new about Remote-Control?
    After all, well established ten-year-old companies like Symantec and other
    major players of the software business are offering similar products...
    Similar? Not really.
    
    RA is 500 TIMES smaller than PC Anywhere, much more powerful and far
    less expensive so now you can afford to install RA on every PC of your LAN.
    
    RA is installed (and configured) after you copy and run the 72KB Slave.exe
    file on the PC you intend to control, you only need to bind the security
    password to the Slave.exe file itself.
    
    Deployment on thousands of PCs is a breeze...
    
    Those facts are not marketing hype: RA can be downloaded in seconds where
    other products require much more time and detailed and confusing installation
    and configuration instructions. Endless downloads also have a cost.
    
    But the real point is: RA and TWD give you direct access and influence when
    it comes to updates to the product or adding features that you suggest.
    We regularly include new features that our users request.. almost as fast
    as they ask for them. Our policy FREE UPDATES the 1st year, no questions asked.
    
    This last argument could seem benign if RA were not evolving like a wild 
    Darwinian creature. In less than two years RA has reached a point where it can
    favorably be compared to ten-year-old competitors. AND every few months you 
    will get the UPGRADES to the hottest product on the market - at no extra cost. 
    
    Example:
    To come soon: a combined Voice over IP Telephone and Voice Answering machine.
    
    Hopefully you can see the value in this small investment. RA packs a whollop
    for pennies a day... with added value in each update... How can you lose.
    
    Comparing TWD Industries, you can see that is not Symantec. TWD Industries
    doesn't make money with Demo CDs, outdated manuals, less than perfect
    Technical Support, Program Updates, and so on.
    With TWD industries, the Demo is free, the Manual is free, the Technical
    Support and the Program Updates are free the first year... and the software 
    itself is the best value you can find anywhere. 
    
    At TWD Industries we just want to make things become possible. For everyone. 
    
    RA can be used on many PCs simultaneously and is invisible to the remote user
    since it does not appear on the task list and loads at OS startup. RA allows 
    real stealth surveillance as well as administration, instant training, 
    interactive chat and user assistance, by providing an easy way to work on 
    multiple remote computers at the same time.
    
    RA is continuously evolving and comes with unsurpassed support: As a customer,
    if you identify a bug, not only will TWD Industries give you a free license,
    but usually a fix is provided by the next business day!
    
    Requires   : Windows 95-98-ME-NT4-2000-XP, TCP/IP networked PCs
    Price	  : $20 per remote PC (discounts for orders of more than 25 licenses)
    Information: <http://www.twd-industries.com>
    
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    INSTALLATION
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Remote-Anything consists of only two programs:
    
      - Master.exe: which allows to use and control distant Slave PC(s)
      - Slave.exe : which allows to send information from a distant PC to Master(s)
    
    In order to use RA, you COPY and RUN Slave on PC #1 and Master on PC #2
    (Slave.exe on ONE computer and Master.exe on a DIFFERENT computer).
    You're DONE!
    
    That's the easiest possible installation procedure, isn't it?
    
    The PCs MUST be connected by a working TCP/IP network (if you have any doubts,
    check our website for a FAQ discussing the entire process).
    
    When the Master asks for a UserKey type in 'trial', then type the IP address of
    the PC where the Slave is (or use the autodetection button) and type in 'trial'
    in the password entry box. You should connect now. If you do not, take a look 
    at the FAQ. It is also strongly suggested that you read the Manual available 
    at our website.
    
    This Demo version allows to establish connections with only 2 Slaves for 
    five-minute sessions only and does not retrieve system passwords for security
    reasons. The Demo version does not allow to change the default port number
    (4000) and the default password (trial). 
    
    Registration will keep this from becoming a security threat: all Demo users 
    share the same port and can access your Slave PCs with the same password.
    
    This program is not freeware. You are supposed to purchase licenses ($23 per
    Slave PC) if you use his demo more than 30 days.
    
    >> To learn more about how to install TCP/IP and Remote-Anything, please visit
    >> our Web site http://twd-industries.com to find the lastest version of the 
    >> MANUAL and the FAQ.
    
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    HOW TO REGISTER
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    This version of Remote-Anything is a demo version. To gain access to the fully
    featured version you must register your copy. When you purchase registered 
    licenses, TWD Industries provides you with a registration key (the 'UserKey').
    Visit our website and fill-in the online Order Form to register your copy.
    You can also order by phone, FAX, or mail; check our website for details.
    
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    CONTACT US
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Any question, or suggestion? We always welcome feedback.
    
    info@twd-industries.com
    order@twd-industries.com
    support@twd-industries.com
    
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    DISTRIBUTION
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    These files may be freely distributed as long as you do not charge for them and
    distribute them all together -unmodified. Please read the 'vendor.txt' file for
    the details.
    
    ===============================================================================
    End of ReadMe.txt
    ===============================================================================
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