Have you got a route to the pool?
Marc
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> looking at my config is their somthing im misssing=0D
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> logging buffered 8192 debugging=0D
> enable secret 5 $1$D7U1$YM
It depends on if you are using NAT or PAT. The default timeout for dynamic
NAT translations (not using overload) is 24 hours and can be adjusted:
router(config)#ip nat translation timeout
If you are using PAT (overload), then you have to deal with other timeout
settings. If you execute:
route
On a cisco router you can set the lease time by going into config t, and
then into the dhcp pool name and issue the command lease 0-365 days, I think
the default lease time is 1 day.
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From: Quadri, Habeeb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 4:0
FOr those folks who resopnded or emailed thanks...I got it.
Just so you know it is an IOS issue, IP only wont do it.
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> Here I go again, when configuring NAT, I want to configure a NAT po
Check your feature set, it must be a plus one. If you do a sh ver, it must
inlude an "s", i.e. -is-, -js-,...
Mark wrote:
> Here I go again, when configuring NAT, I want to configure a NAT pool, I
> know the commands and I am running 11.3 but It does not recognize the "ip
> nat pool" command...i
You need to get the right IOS Feature Pack.
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From: Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 16, 2000 11:38 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: NAT POOL URGENT
Here I go again, when configuring NAT, I want to configure a NAT pool, I
know the commands and I am ru
If you only need Internet access for browsing use PAT, it's more efficient
in conserving your global IP addresses. You only need one global IP address
to use PAT and there should no noticeable latency in the translations for
150 PCs.
Vijay Ramcharan, MCSE, CCNA
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Hola Paco
>From cisco, 1 ip address can support aprox. 64000 tcp connections, but
remember that each machine can open several tcp connections while
browsing.
A very bad example is IExplorer, which can open 6 or 7 simultaneus
connections.
Netscape is limited (i think) to 4. So you can do some math
Hola Paco
>From cisco, 1 ip address can support aprox. 64000 tcp connections, but
remember that each machine can open several tcp connections while browsing.
A very bad example is IExplorer, which can open 6 or 7 simultaneus connections.
Netscape is limited (i think) to 4. So you can do some math
How many unused registered addresses are available?
How many simultaneous outgoing connections do you expect?
NAT addresses are dynamically assigned one per outgoing connection. My
advise is to save a group of addresses for static NATs and future growth,
put most of the rest in a NAT pool and c
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