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inetmarks · 01-08-2009

Can some one please help me to understand the below configurationFor instance, if R4 and R5 both have a subnet of 10.0.0.0/24, then one of the router e.g. R4 have to do double-nat translation.(10.0.0.0/24) R4 -- R5 (10.0.0.0/24)|R1So i found the belo...

inetmarks · 01-11-2009

Hi Lejoe, I tested Double NAT and it worked well. Thank you.

inetmarks · 01-08-2009

Hi Lejoe, Thanks for the explanation. I always thought only the source address gets Natted and not the destination, now i understood the concept. In my scenario R4 run a point to point metro ethernet connection to R5. And they both are on 192.168.0.0...

inetmarks · 01-08-2009

Thanks for the link, ok what i understand is we would require NAT on ISP router if they need internal access. Ok let us say if we have R4 and R5 is connected by a metro Ethernet a point to point connection, so in this case we do not have a ISP router...

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