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It looks like these are the commands you want:<br />
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NAT<br />
nat ifconfig intf = Internet translation = disabled<br />
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Firewall<br />
firewall config state = disabled<br />
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Without one here with which to experiment, I can't tell for sure if those commands will do exactly what you want, though.<br />
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Here's a link to all documentation for the TG585 (note the version tabs there)<br />
<a href="http://www.thomsonbroadbandpartner.com/dsl-modems-gateways/products/product-detail.php?id=161" rel="ugc">http://www.thomsonbroadbandpartner.com/dsl-modems-gateways/products/product-detail.php?id=161</a><br />
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And here's the link I used to fetch the TG585v7 CLI manual<br />
<a href="http://www.thomsonbroadbandpartner.com/getfile.php?id=4879" rel="ugc">http://www.thomsonbroadbandpartner.com/getfile.php?id=4879</a>
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It looks like these are the commands you want:

NAT
nat ifconfig intf = Internet translation = disabled

Firewall
firewall config state = disabled

Without one here with which to experiment, I can't tell for sure if those commands will do exactly what you want, though.

Here's a link to all documentation for the TG585 (note the version tabs there)
http://www.thomsonbroadbandpartner.com/dsl-modems-gateways/products/product-detail.php?id=161 [http://www.thomsonbroadbandpartner.com/dsl-modems-gateways/products/product-detail.php?id=161]

And here's the link I used to fetch the TG585v7 CLI manual
http://www.thomsonbroadbandpartner.com/getfile.php?id=4879 [http://www.thomsonbroadbandpartner.com/getfile.php?id=4879]

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Hi chaps,<br />
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Does anyone know how I can disable NAT and firewalling completely on a Thomson TG585v7 ? I want to use them only as ADSL modems to connect to the adsl line. The thomsons (we have several) will in turn be plugged in to a load balancing VPN router which will do the complex stuff, but for this to work easily we will need to disable all NAT and firewalling on the thomsons.<br />
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I can't find specific instructions anywhere, so I'm resigned almost to replace them, but ideally I'd prefer not to.<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
<br />
Olly
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Hi chaps,

Does anyone know how I can disable NAT and firewalling completely on a Thomson TG585v7 ? I want to use them only as ADSL modems to connect to the adsl line. The thomsons (we have several) will in turn be plugged in to a load balancing VPN router which will do the complex stuff, but for this to work easily we will need to disable all NAT and firewalling on the thomsons.

I can't find specific instructions anywhere, so I'm resigned almost to replace them, but ideally I'd prefer not to.

Thanks

Olly

Disabling Nat with Thomson TG585v7

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