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NAT Lab

auos

Hi,
I have no connection to Internet, and I want to configure my own router as NAT, can I.
In other word, I need to connect to host (A) as local inside with host (B) as global outside, but without internet connection.

Host (A)

NAT Router

Host (B)

BR,
Auos.

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blackninja

auos wrote: »

Hi,
I have no connection to Internet, and I want to configure my own router as NAT, can I.
In other word, I need to connect to host (A) as local inside with host (B) as global outside, but without internet connection.

Host (A)
NAT Router
Host (B)

BR,
Auos.

Yes you can you would use host - switch - nat router - router - loop back

Set switch side as inside and the serial of the nat router as outside.

Just setup your nat pool, acl and then the apply nat statement

ping from the host to the loopback and check out the nat translations

auos

Many Thanks for your advice.