NAT in Packet Tracer
14 years 2 months ago #35505
by S0lo
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Replied by S0lo on topic Re: NAT in Packet Tracer
prusso69, I tried to open you pkt file but packet tracer says that's it's not compatible with my version!!. I have the latest version 5.3. Which version do you have?
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14 years 2 months ago #35506
by prusso69
Replied by prusso69 on topic Re: NAT in Packet Tracer
I am running 5.3.1. I recently installed from the Cisco ACAD site. See attachment.
Maybe the file became corrupt during the transfer.
I have zipped the file and posted on the ftp site again. Please let me know if there is still a problem and I could try to email to you or post on another site.
www.2shared.com/file/cH1Xm6mJ/Case_Study_10.html
Maybe the file became corrupt during the transfer.
I have zipped the file and posted on the ftp site again. Please let me know if there is still a problem and I could try to email to you or post on another site.
www.2shared.com/file/cH1Xm6mJ/Case_Study_10.html
14 years 2 months ago #35507
by prusso69
Replied by prusso69 on topic Re: NAT in Packet Tracer
If still an issue I can take a screen shot of the Topology and send you my configs for the NAT router and ISP(which has the static route for the public network)
thanks!
thanks!
14 years 2 months ago #35510
by S0lo
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Replied by S0lo on topic Re: NAT in Packet Tracer
Sorry, my fault., I was the one using an earlier version!! It worked when I downloaded the newest now.
Any way, your configuration is A OK except for the ip nat inside command. Remove the ip nat inside command from s0/0/0 and place it on each of the sub-interfaces (s0/0/0.401 s0/0/0.402 s0/0/0.403).
Here is the fixed file: www.2shared.com/file/56r98Wpp/study_fixed.html
It was tricky to spot!!
Any way, your configuration is A OK except for the ip nat inside command. Remove the ip nat inside command from s0/0/0 and place it on each of the sub-interfaces (s0/0/0.401 s0/0/0.402 s0/0/0.403).
Here is the fixed file: www.2shared.com/file/56r98Wpp/study_fixed.html
It was tricky to spot!!
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14 years 2 months ago #35511
by prusso69
Replied by prusso69 on topic Re: NAT in Packet Tracer
Ya know I was thinking about that but didn't try it.. I was thinking it had to be on the physical interface because all the examples I reviewed show it on a physical interface.. but that interface doesn't belong to the particular networks.. it's the subinterface!.. I understand now and won't make that mistake again...
Thanks, you have been a huge help as usual!
Thanks, you have been a huge help as usual!
14 years 1 month ago #35514
by S0lo
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Replied by S0lo on topic Re: NAT in Packet Tracer
Your always welcome
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