Thanks Tyson.
The PG has the solution you mentioned. I wonder if the requirement
"10.0.146.14 to 9.16.145.14"
is also covered with this config?
Cheers
Simon
Am 12.06.2009 um 19:47 schrieb Tyson Scott:
Simon,
If that is what is in the configuration it is a mistake. If you
look in the
final configurations you will find the following.
ip nat inside source static network 10.0.146.0 9.16.146.0 /24
mapping-id 10
The above is the correct answer.
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Subject: [OSL | CCIE_Security] Lab2: task 2.7, stateful NAT
Hi,
task 2.7 asks: "10.0.146.14 should be translated to 9.16.146.14. In
addition configure R1 and R6 to NAT the rest of the 10.0.146.0/24
network to 9.16.146.0/24.
This should be completed in as few commands as possible and should
support inbound connection."
To my knowledge, we should need two statics: one for the 10.0.146.14 -
9.16.146.14 and another for the 10.0.146.0/24 -> 9.16.146.0/24,
right?
The PG only lists the last mentioned static. Could I add an more
specific static without loosing points like:
ip nat inside source static 10.0.146.14 9.16.146.14 mapping-id 10
I'm a little bit puzzled with that. Thanks!
Chers
Simon
