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The following table shows the network address translation functions with a description of the purpose of each.
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Called by the NAT driver when a mapping associated with a registered editor is created. |
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Creates a port mapping for an inbound session. |
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Called by the network address translation (NAT) driver for each packet received during a session controlled by a NAT editor. |
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Called by the NAT driver when a mapping associated with an editor is removed. |
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Removes a NAT editor port mapping. |
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Stops an editor from editing data on a specific session. |
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Removes the registration from an editor. |
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Enables the OS to initialize the NAT editor. |
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Replaces one range of bytes in a packet with another range of bytes. |
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Used by client dynamic-link libraries (DLLs) that monitor connection creation. |
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Used by client DLLs that monitor connection deletion. |
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Used by client DLLs that monitor dropped packets. |
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Called once to initialize client logging. |
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Obtains statistics for a session. |
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Enables a NAT editor to register with the NAT driver when a pointer to this function is passed to the EditorInitializefunction. |
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Causes a session to time out. |