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jasonandashley1
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ok, so what exactly is the differrence b/w NAT and a web proxy?
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lordy
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NAT applies to all outgoing connections (HTTP, SMTP, POP3, etc.) and works on OSI Layer 3.
A classical web proxy only applies to HTTP connections and works on OSI Layer 7.
HTH.
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pretty_boy
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Think of A Proxy as Securtiy verison of NAT. A Proxy is a Application firewall. NAT is just used for connectivity, if i remeber correctly.