PAT=Port Address Translation
To enable, end NAT IG statement w/ "overload"
"Port" refers to TCP port ... so, on the inbound port, the IOS keeps track of
the actual packet, because he assigns a unique tcp port to that data
conversation.......
.... and recognizes the packet outbound (if it ever happens).....and strips the
arbitrary tcp port tag he put on there......
... but basically, that's it. Lemme know if you want or need any more ....
R/
Rainman
"David.Singh" wrote:
> Hi
>
> PAT
> Can someone pls explain how PAT works. I read Cisco's NAT doc but I am still
> confused.
>
> ISDN Call-Back - When does one use this and why
>
> Rgds
> DS
>
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