Question: inside local, outside local, inside global, outside global
TSaL
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in CCNA & CCENT
Ok so i have my CCENT scheduled for tomorrow morning. I am just trying to tie up some loose ends.
I'm a little confused by the whole NAT inside local, outside local .....
Is this about right?
Thanks for the help
I'm a little confused by the whole NAT inside local, outside local .....
Is this about right?
- My PC = Inside Local
- Router inside interface = Outside Local
- Router Wan interface = Inside Globe
- Google web-server = Outside Globe
Thanks for the help
Comments
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CodeBlox
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This is how I think it goes:
Inside local - private network or inside the network addresses
Inside global - wan interface of above said network
outside global - some remote interfaces wan interface
outside local - private interface of above said network
Your exam is tomorrow and you need to understand this now?? O_O Also, this wasn't on ICND1 at all. It's on ICND2Currently reading: Network Warrior, Unix Network Programming by Richard Stevens -
Geek1969
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Try this.....
NAT: Local and Global Definitions - Cisco SystemsWIP:
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TSaL
Member Posts: 38 ■■■□□□□□□□
This is how I think it goes:
Inside local - private network or inside the network addresses
Inside global - wan interface of above said network
outside global - some remote interfaces wan interface
outside local - private interface of above said network
Your exam is tomorrow and you need to understand this now?? O_O Also, this wasn't on ICND1 at all. It's on ICND2
Thanks CodeBlox,
Well i ran into a question about it on a Boson ICND1 exam and i got it wrong. So i was just looking to see if anyone had a good idea's for remembering this concept. Thanks again for your response. -
VinUnleaded
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This is how I think it goes:
Inside local - private network or inside the network addresses
Inside global - wan interface of above said network
outside global - some remote interfaces wan interface
outside local - private interface of above said network
Your exam is tomorrow and you need to understand this now?? O_O Also, this wasn't on ICND1 at all. It's on ICND2
I had a question like this while taking ICND1 in May...
ICND1 expects you to know the concepts. ICND2 expects you to know how to configure it -
TSaL
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VinUnleaded wrote: »I had a question like this while taking ICND1 in May...
ICND1 expects you to know the concepts. ICND2 expects you to know how to configure it
Thanks I think i got a grasp on it now. -
mella060
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Inside local address is the private address of the pc/host that's trying to get to the internet.
Inside Global is the global address assigned to your router. Basically, the address your router uses to communicate on the internet.
Outside Global is the address of a router or server on the internet.
Outside Local is the destination host such as a pc on another network somewhere behind a router. -
MrRyte
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