6.8.2 Lab - Configure NAT for IPv4

Enterprise Networking, Security and Automation v7.0 ENSA - 6.8.2 Lab - Configure NAT for IPv4
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[@josepablocastillo5547]

Gracias profe 🤩

[@romeroc24]

Gracias por todo tu apoyo, de verdad lo aprecio bastante

[@ricardo69392]

Eres mi héroe

[@romeroc24]

gracias por todo tu apoyo

[@hectorcardenas6616]

Thank you Christian

[@romeroc24]

thank you for all your support

[@ArakiSatoshi]

very good

[@romeroc24]

thank you for all your support

[@karabosetati6385]

to connect switch to switch which cable do we use(straight through/ crossover) when doing the practical physically at the lab?

[@romeroc24]

For old switches use crossover connections, in this case use straight through cables, this is because for MDI/MDIX technology

[@mareknieznany2141]

33:12 I think it should be 192.168.1.3 bcoz there is inside local. I mean regarding question "What was the inside local address of PC-B translated to?"

[@romeroc24]

Yes, you alright but is trying to says the translated address.

[@hindupriyar4462]

Hello sir While executing this ,,, pinging Lo1 in pc-B , its showing request timed out How to troubleshoot dis!?

[@romeroc24]

Verify the addressing, the routing and finally the NAT configuration

[@hichemchekhab9687]

Muchas gracias senõr

[@romeroc24]

Nuevamente, te agradezco mucho

[@gabriellegarcia7376]

Skipped several steps.

[@romeroc24]

All is completed at 100%, what steps are missing?

[@bdpc-dk2xb]

He only skipped some basic configuration for devices that aren’t really relevant to making the lab work and any person at this point in their learning should be able to do without being walked through.