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Use the "pager line xx" command.Usually 40-60 should work in the 'xx' part depending on your screen size....Also use PuTTY instead of your terminal program that doesn't allows scroll-back :)
Okay, I think I'm understanding the issue a little better now.Have you tried traffic in both directions or only inbound (such as the Internet web surfing and FTP you gave as test examples on the working NAT)?I should probably ask - is there a routing...
Explain to your customer how simple it is to spoof a source IP address and weigh that against the complexity and performance effects of a monstrous ACL.
Explain "respond"? Are these inbound or outbound flows you are hoping to achieve?In quickly glancing at the config, I don't believe your NAT rules are setup correctly...
Could this be related to Cisco bug ID CSCsk08454?http://tools.cisco.com/Support/BugToolKit/search/getBugDetails.do?method=fetchBugDetails&bugId=CSCsk08454There is supposedly a fix but I'm not having much luck implementing it myself...
