See the descriptions.
Descriptions
- For connections with private IP address, it’s possible to set up an address translation to give internet access.
- The public IP addresses allocated for the translation are shared and therefore likely to change with each connection.
- The businesses can’t use them to provide visible services from the internet.
- When using the NAT option, the assignment of private IP addresses is the EPFL responsibility.
- Each connection can be protected by a firewall.
- The rules have to be defined when we set up the connection. it’s only possible to open or close the TCP/IP connection ports for public IP addresses.
- Any subsequent changes are billed according to the terms of the contract.
- This option is included in the connection fees of private ports.
- The allocation is made via a private IP address range defined and managed by the EPFL.
- Each public IP address has a name automatically generated in the epfl.ch domain
- It’s possible to add aliases, an option that is charged CHF 50.- for the set up and CHF 20.- per year.
- It’s also possible for a businesses to choose an external domain, in which case all management is done by the external service provider.
