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Hello, everybody. In my device, it is actually a router I have the following configuration line: ip nat inside source static network 10.0.0.0 10.128.194.0 /23 extendable no-alias which nats all the IP addresses in the 10.0.0.0/23 to the corresponding...
Yes,In the router I have two inside interfaces:one is connected to the 10.0.0.0/23 networkthe second one is connected to the 10.135.127.252/30 network (only one host and the router itself) Now I need to nat the 10.135.127.253 address from the second...
I understood what is going on and there are actually two problems with your suggestion. First the natting rule is not static but come in existence only when the inside node tries to communicate with the outside. Second the natted address is dynamical...
@Rob Ingram wrote:You have "ip nat inside" configured under the inside interface and "ip nat outside" configured under the outside interface? Please provide the full configuration for review.How are you testing, are you pinging from a different sourc...
Yes.Let me show you. With the following configuration:The natting works: While with the following configuration:The natting does not work: Thanks for your advice.
Thank you very much for your suggestion.I tested it but it does not seem to work. sho ip nat translation does not show any entry.The only way I found so far is to nat each address individually except for the 10.0.0.254not a very nice looking configur...
