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nat help

liven

ok I am trying to setup NAT, which i have gotten to work before in the past....

But the problem I am having now is when I apply

ip nat outside

to one of the interfaces of my router, I am losing connectivity through that interface

I am wondering if it could the access list portion of the NAT setup....

I thought the access list portion of a nat config just made the router look for the addresses it needed to translate.

Does that make sense?

Am I way off th emark?

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liven

man I have to learn to quit asking stupid questions....

I am pretty sure I figured this out....

I think

anyway I will try to stop asking dumb questions.

dtlokee

When you say you loose your connection, are you referring to your telnet connection? If you are using overloaded nat to the interface IP address this will happen as the router will now see the connection as an inbound connection that it needs to NAT to an inside local address.

r_durant

liven wrote:

man I have to learn to quit asking stupid questions....

I am pretty sure I figured this out....

I think

anyway I will try to stop asking dumb questions.

C'mon man, don't beat yourself up so bad...they're no such things as stupid or dumb questions, just stupid or dumb answers...

Maybe you can post the config...

liven

thanks bros I got it all working....

YOu know how it is, you get in a zone and just don't see the obvious stuff!!