How to Use NAT | Network Fundamentals (Part 21)

[@NetworkDirection]

Thanks for watching! Quiz: networkdirection.net/labsandquizzes/quizzes/network-address-translation-nat-quiz Lab: networkdirection.net/labsandquizzes/labs/lab-network-address-translation

[@umairalvi7382]

Mannn these lectures are so practical oriented,this is what is required mannn.whole internet is just filled with theory no practical. Good job

[@NetworkDirection]

Got to have some practical. We learn by doing

[@KenSherman]

Common confusion between the acronyms SNAT 🆚 DNAT are as follows: SNAT: Source NAT ≠ Static NAT DNAT: Destination NAT ≠ Dynamic NAT

[@NetworkDirection]

Very good to point out

[@leviermonaites6832]

How is the ISP router able to communicate with an IP address such as 203.x.x.x? It has no correspondent interface for such an IP. Is it using some kind of Dynamic Routing Protocol or does it have the Gateway router as the default router? I didn't get it.

[@jairusan]

Excellent video, simple, to the point and with great illustrations, please keep going with these Playlist, definitely loving it and learning so much. Really appreciate it!!!

[@squelchedotter]

Are you planning to make a video on router advertisements and dhcp prefix delegation? I'd be very interested in those.

[@kristofv.5287]

thanks a lot, just watched the whole series in one week. The Patreon for the labs is definitely worth it.

[@richispoor9909]

Only 1 month before the cisco certpocalypse. Thank you

[@richardjohnson497]

Very interesting and very insightful thank you for the update on your global company

[@NetworkDirection]

Thank you!

[@ofekezra7567]

hello , you have any video on port forwarding? (I just cant find)

[@NetworkDirection]

Not specifically on port forwarding or destination NAT. I do have a NAT on ASA video if that helps

[@ofekezra7567]

@@NetworkDirection ok thanks

[@linjohn6159]

Very helpful video, thx

[@CheesieGamer]

This is powerful stuff

[@NetworkDirection]

yeah, NAT sure is powerful.

[@mogeebkhan3264]

Nat pashto