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NETWORK ADDRESS TRANSLATION

  1. Describe how Network Address Translation (NAT) operates.
  2. Give one example of when NAT could be used.
  3. Identify the configuration commands necessary to enable NAT.
  4. Describe the commands necessary to monitor NAT operation.

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60. Describe how Network Address Translation (NAT) operates.

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NAT translates inside private addresses to legal outside addresses.
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61. Give one example of when NAT could be used.

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Give one example of when NAT could be used.
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62. Identify the configuration commands necessary to enable NAT.

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  • Showing active translations
    show ip nat translations [verbose]
  • Showing translation statistics
    show ip nat statistics
  • Clearing dynamic translations 
    clear ip nat translation * - Clears all dynamic translations. 
    clear ip nat translation <global-ip> - Clears a simple translation. 
    clear ip nat translation <global-ip> <local-ip> <proto> <global-port> <local-port> - Clears a particular dynamic translation.

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63. Describe the commands necessary to monitor NAT operation.

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Describe the commands necessary to monitor NAT operation.

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