Double Network Address Translation NAT
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Double NAT occurs when two or more routers or devices on your network are performing Network Address Translations Double Network Address Translation aka NAT
Last updated: July 29, 2026 What Is Double NAT? A double NAT is when two or more devices on the same network, such as routers, perform Network Address Translations, creating two private networks instead of one. What Causes Double NAT? A Double NAT may cause problems with establishing a remote connection to the network. No-IP strongly recommends eliminating Double NAT configurations when attempting to use our Managed DNS or remote access services. This article provides details on how Double NAT configurations work and how to determine if your connection is part of a Double NAT…
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