It will only PAT one address (the last single address you configure). Say
you had 2 IPs and didn't need any static NATs, you could only use one. You
need 3 addresses total to be useful beyond a single PAT. With 3 addresses
you could assign one to PAT, and the remaining two to NAT pool. You can't
assign a single address to a NAT pool, as it assumes you want to use it as a
PAT.
I believe I tested this a few months ago with 5.2(3). Things may have
changed since 5.3(1), but I doubt it.
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> In previous implementations I had assumed that you can
> only have one PAT per interface on the PIX. Till now
> I didn;t have a need for this function. Well now I
> do. I put the multiple PAT global statements on the
> itnerface and it took it. But without testing I will
> not be sure if it works. Anyone done this before?
>
> If not let mw knoe if your interested in the results
> and I'll send them to you.
>
> Thanks.
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