NAT Gateway
Carrier-grade address translation at the edge, without buying CGNAT hardware.
Managed NAT and carrier-grade NAT for ISPs and enterprises, with logging to support compliance requirements.
What you get
Share public IPv4 efficiently across subscribers.
Translation logs retained for lawful requirements.
Scale to large subscriber bases.
Support dual-stack and transition designs.
Reduce log volume with port blocks.
We operate the platform for you.
IPv4 that goes further
IPv4 addresses are scarce and expensive. NAT Gateway lets ISPs and enterprises share public addresses efficiently while meeting logging requirements — and plan their move to IPv6.
Typical uses
- Regional ISPs short on IPv4
- Enterprise outbound internet
- IPv6 transition
- Branch internet breakout
Questions we hear often
Do you keep NAT logs?
Yes. Translation logs can be retained according to applicable regulatory requirements in India.
Reading on NAT Gateway
When to Choose Public IPv4 Over NAT for Business Customers
NAT suits most residential users. Business customers often need dedicated public addresses. How ISPs can segment offerings sensibly.
Shared Address Space 100.64.0.0/10: What It Is and Why It Exists
The 100.64.0.0/10 range was set aside specifically for carrier-grade NAT. A short explainer and some common pitfalls.
Enterprise Outbound Internet With a Managed NAT Gateway
Enterprises need controlled, auditable outbound internet access for offices and private clouds. A managed NAT gateway provides it centrally.