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When I run the Cisco Configmaker it gives me a message that says the following: NAT configurations for (domain) not complete and NAT related configurations wont be read back. Does anybody know anything about this message, can this cause the router to have to be rebooted about 3 times a day.

No, not til reboot

Does this mean anything Head Total(b) Used(b) Free(b) Lowest(b) Largest(b) Processor 8081B838 4081608 2237032 1844576 1844576 1827824 I/O C00000 4194304 1664916 2529388 2515120 2529340

Does this tell anyone anything Buffer elements: 499 in free list (500 max allowed) 10428113 hits, 0 misses, 0 created Public buffer pools: Small buffers, 104 bytes (total 112, permanent 50): 111 in free list (20 min, 150 max allowed) 5008942 hits, 450 misses, 99 trims, 161...

Our router every morning has to be rebooted, sometimes we have to do it a couple of times a day. It causes our internet access to go down also, but a reboot brings it right back. It almost appears that it becomes tied up, because I cant even telnet in til reboot, any suggestions?

We have done an analysis and also have given a course that shows these people what counts as hits. They are smarter now in the way they use the site, so I think we will have alot less problems, but right now with 80 people allowed access to that site it is more likley we will get in trouble. One...

We access a site that is for public use not commercial, so if you exceed there amount of hits per day they block your IP. So they told us the way around it is to make sure they see different ip addresses so if one gets shut down we have a backup (we have been shut off twice, and the next time it...

Let me explain better, this is what we have right now. In order to better utilize the external addresses we would like to map the static ips in groups of 4 to one of the external addresses, so we can use more external addresses. ip nat pool Global 66.160.21.203 66.160.31.206 netmask...

I have tried the load distribution and does not work, if I use the overload command can I do it the way I did in the following example. Would I have to specify differently. Thanks much, by the way ip nat static inside source 192.168.1.33 66.160.21.222 ip nat static inside source 192.168.1.34...

what if I put the overload command in there, where do I put it?

I think the problem is our router, actually what I am trying to do is point 4 static inside numbers to one public outside number. So far I can only do it one to one. I have had a couple of people tell me you can do it 4 to one if you use nat routing in the following example: ip nat static...

I just am not sure about the inverse part. Our interior mask ends in 0, these masks end in 224

I saw someone use the following on our router (1720), ip inside source static 192.168.1.31 66.160.21.222, and it worked he did fifteen public addresses like this. Now I need to undo this and set up pools so that 4 or 5 machine can use the same number. The problem is after I enter the router I...