11-03-2005 08:09 AM - edited 03-09-2019 12:55 PM
Before we had our Pix perform our Nat translations, our Cisco 1720 was performing it. Any time we wanted to see what external IP addresses a client was connecting to we would issue a "show ip nat trans".
I am wondering if a similar command exists for the Pix. I thought "show xlate" would do this but it only shows the internal address being mapped to the public address.
Thanks,
Denny
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11-04-2005 05:40 AM
give "sh conn" a go.
e.g.
TCSNSWSYDP01# sh conn
128 in use, 46518 most used
TCP out xxx.xxx.xxx.212:80 in 192.168.1.230:2567 idle 0:04:45 Bytes 21315 flags UIO
TCP out xxx.xxx.144.xxx:80 in 192.168.1.211:2571 idle 0:04:53 Bytes 1536 flags UIO
TCP out xxx.xxx.xxx.15:3389 in 192.168.1.156:2490 idle 0:05:13 Bytes 18909248 flags UIO
11-03-2005 11:37 AM
Show xlate is the command. You most likely see the internal addresses overloading [PAT] the outside interface.
"global (outside) 1 interface"
In the past did you have a NAT pool that gave you one to one ip nat?
11-03-2005 01:46 PM
No, we were using PAT on the 1720 too.
On the 1720 "show ip nat trans" would show the following
our external public address
the internal private address
then the address of the website or remote system being accessed.
On the Pix, "show xlate" only shows
the global address
then the internal address.
I can't see which websites or remotes the internal client is accessing out on the net.
I hope that makes sense.
Thank you,
Denny
11-04-2005 05:40 AM
give "sh conn" a go.
e.g.
TCSNSWSYDP01# sh conn
128 in use, 46518 most used
TCP out xxx.xxx.xxx.212:80 in 192.168.1.230:2567 idle 0:04:45 Bytes 21315 flags UIO
TCP out xxx.xxx.144.xxx:80 in 192.168.1.211:2571 idle 0:04:53 Bytes 1536 flags UIO
TCP out xxx.xxx.xxx.15:3389 in 192.168.1.156:2490 idle 0:05:13 Bytes 18909248 flags UIO
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