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Static NAT Translation

sreeraj.murali
Level 3
Level 3

Hi,

I want to allow access for one of my Internet LAN IP, 172.20.4.44 to be accessed from outside. I have configured the Inside Static NAT Translation. Please find the below output from the

show ip nat translation.

Pro Inside global      Inside local       Outside local      Outside global
gre 49.204.83.10:0     172.20.4.44:0      74.116.72.7:0      74.116.72.7:0
tcp 49.204.83.10:42763 172.20.4.44:42763  54.165.45.178:80   54.165.45.178:80
tcp 49.204.83.10:42788 172.20.4.44:42788  54.165.45.178:80   54.165.45.178:80
tcp 49.204.83.10:56741 172.20.4.44:56741  104.16.66.50:443   104.16.66.50:443

Please help with the correct configuration required for permitting this access.

Thanks & Regards

Sreeraj

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Amit Goyal
Level 1
Level 1

Hi Sreeraj,

Looks like you have already configured NAT. But while accessing a LAN ip on a specific port from outside you must have a static NAT entry available which can be used during reverse NAT translation when traffic hits from outside.

try:

ip nat inside source static tcp/udp 172.20.4.44 <tcp/udp port>49.204.83.10 <tcp/udp port>

please rate if it helps

HTH

-Amit

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