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In CCNA books the classical NAT inside is presented, where a router translates the internal private IP addresses to the public IP address(es) given by the ISP.Could you give me a real case when NAT outside is to be used?And is NAT outside used separa...
What is the better configuration (please provide pros and cons) ?- to use 2 separate links between 2 switches- or to use 1 etherchannel with those 2 links
Every 30seconds, a router receives from one of its neighbors RIP updates for a specific route. Suddenly that route gets down and then the router received immediately triggered update from that neighbor for that route, now with metric=16. The route is...
This holddown processs is not clear, all sources contradict between themselves and with the tests I performed in GNS3/Dynamips:R1<->R2<->R3<->R4<->R1(so 4 routers in ring)and set 1.0.0.0/8 on R1-R2, 2.0.0.0/8 on R2-R3, 3.0.0.0/8 on R3-R4, 4.0.0.0/8 o...
When is Poison Reverse used?By default I thought in Cisco routers the implemented split horizon is with poison reverse.So I expected to see that after R2 receives from R1 a route with a certain metric M1, the R2 would advertise back to R1 the same ro...
From what I know, no matter what routing protocol is used, the router accepts the incoming routing protocol specific packets. It only does not transmit anymore on that interface routing protocol specific packets.But because EIGRP, OSPF and IS-IS fir...
I forgot to add this exception, so thanks for highlighting this point. As for GigaEthernet only auto or full duplex options exist (there's no half-duplex) then of course no fall-back to half-duplex will happen and so no mismatch will be created.
Setting the duplex mode on one side manually (to either full or half) and on the other side to Auto will always result that at the Auto side the duplex mode is half duplex. This because the auto-negotiation fails (as at the other side there is no pee...
Not really. I know when it is needed to use NAT inside, but never saw explained nor had any idea about the cases when NAT outside is meaningful and really needed. So my question is not general to NAT, but it is particular to NAT outside.
As I jumped in the discussion while it was already ongoing I missed the full picture.Thanks to what you mentioned, I told this to CCIE guy and actually he confirmed me that I was not there while he explained that for the case when there's an IP overl...