Lengthy answer and reason - We can't enable them using NAT methods because it's not the access identifier that is controlling it, but the phones IP on the cellular network, as well as it's device name.
I'm about 99.9999999999999999999999999999999999998% sure that this is accurate information as NAT systems are my main specialty when it comes to CDMA networks. I went to college for networking at 16, had a degree (bachelors) at 18, and have worked in LAN/WAN systems for over 10 years now, and wrote the ONLY existing guide in the world telling how to remove NAI restrictions from a sprint phone that caused sprint to change their cellular data permissions ENTIRELY because you were able to charge other networks for data through their towers.
SO, if there were any doubt that this could be wrong, and there's a chance NAT would work I hope that I've given you enough info to help you cancel that out, and not waste your time trying for the impossible.
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