I've seen this before. Try putting a static arp entry
in your router for the computer and possibly even the ethernet interface
using the following command:
Cisco1(config)#arp 10.0.0.254 .. arpa
Cisco1(config)#arp 10.x.x.x .. arpa ethernet
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Norma
At 12:26 AM 10/1/0
Hello,
Have you tried clear the ARP cache. I had a similar problem and
I solved it by clearing the ARP cache. My problem wasn't with NAT,
but your problem might be solved in the same way. Good luck, I hope
this helps!
Andre
hao vu wrote:
You
might try to back out to 11.4I
had the some NAT is
You
might try to back out to 11.4
I had
the some NAT issues with 12.X; back down
to 11.4 fixed it!
Also B4 doing that; U might try to check the
translation table when U R having the problem.
Hao
Vu
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