how to find NAT configuration on a router?

I mean which interface is inside, which is outside, what is the pool, what is the inside source blah blah..

For example, when I configure as below,

interface e0
ip nat inside

interface s0
ip nat outside

However, it looks the above info are hidden once they're done!

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iwannaknowIT

It should show in your running config.........."show run" command

johnifanx98

iwannaknowIT wrote: »

It should show in your running config.........."show run" command

Invaluable! How did you learn this? I can find it from nowhere in Lammle's book.

Zartanasaurus

Off the top of my head, show ip nat statistics should be what you're looking for.

MAC_Addy

Everything is usually in the Show Run command, that's where you look for all the configurations on a router/switch. It's definitely in my Lammle book.

JeanM

johnifanx98 wrote: »

Invaluable! How did you learn this? I can find it from nowhere in Lammle's book.

show ver
show run
show tech

probably the first three/most common/basic commands

iwannaknowIT

johnifanx98 wrote: »

Invaluable! How did you learn this? I can find it from nowhere in Lammle's book.

I'm reading Lammle's book now,but it can be found in Odom's ICND 2 guide....or to make it real easy peasy,hit Google....

NetworkVeteran

MAC_Addy wrote: »

Everything is usually in the Show Run command, that's where you look for all the configurations on a router/switch. It's definitely in my Lammle book.

One of the few nefarious exceptions to remember is the VLAN configuration.

MAC_Addy

Agreed!

Roguetadhg

vlan.dat find you will. *nods wisely*