How to Configure PAT (NAT Overload) on Cisco Router in Cisco Packet Tracer | SYSNETTECH Solutions

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How to Configure PAT (NAT Overload) on Cisco Router in Cisco Packet Tracer | SYSNETTECH Solutions ► Article ► goo.gl/dvjXyN ✅ S U B S C R I B E ► goo.gl/8d0iG9

[@ojassharma6978]

This tutorial helped me a lot. amazing simple explanation and easy to understand. Loved it

[@paimanpaiman9743]

Loved the way you set everything clearly and organized thank you

[@jasonk.402]

thank you brother, it was great

[@Tolgabagci]

You're welcome! Also, thank you for your comment!

[@alexanderl.6767]

very thanks brother

[@Tolgabagci]

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[@cli7931]

Thank you for this useful video

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[@ip8786]

Good video

[@Tolgabagci]

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[@howtoinstall7271]

thank you

[@Tolgabagci]

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[@sstreetguy]

Thanks good video but I've some questions: 1) Nat service needs to route the PDU form private IP to public...you have used two publics IP (class A 10.0.0.0 and class C 192.168.10.0)...why? 2) Is necessary put the static route inside the routers if I have a scenario with 2 routers connected by IP public and the last router connected with a remote public server? Thaks of all.

[@Tolgabagci]

Yes, you will need to set a static route.

[@williampenn9066]

Thank you very much

[@ITLee-y2t]

PLease do VLAN on this scenario . thx

[@WolveBricks]

video is broken for me

[@BjarneTM]

hmm i cant ping 10.0.0.2

[@anthonysteinerv]

no static routing between R0 and R1?