My .02 cents
I don't think you need the ip nat outside source static - just the inside
static is all that is required.
If overloading I *believe* that it will overload on one IP before using
up the pool so - why not just use a pool of one. Also, best to not let the
static be within the pool rang
Seem to be missing a couple of things.
1. The serial interface is not running IP.
2. Once you NAT the packets and send them on to the next-hop router;
how does the next-hop router & network know to return the packets to
this
router?
Assuming that you are using static routes, and the p
Me thinks that you have already been there.
I don't see an ip address on the S0 interface. Should it be 203.181.70.65 ?
Had to look up "ip nat outside source static". Cisco says " If you use the
ip nat inside command, these packets must originate from the inside. If you
use the ip nat outside comm
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