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Failover using NAT

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Yehey

Yehey

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Nov 23, 2007
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Hi all,

Can NAT be used as a failover for a remote router with 2 directly connected links?


Thanks.
 
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NAT is just network address translation. It has nothing to do with route selection.
 
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I think what he wants to do is translate one private IP address to a certain public IP associated with two different interfaces, one with a preference over another. The answer is no.

Burt
 
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