We have a CISCO Catalyst 2900 Series Router in our headend lab(It's a cable company working on VOD solutions). We have addresses on an internal 191.254.84.X network (for our set top boxes) and these boxes are able to communicate with a router (cisco 2900) that lies in between the 191.254.84.X network and a 10.20.4.X network. What we would like to do is set up natting on the cisco catalyst router 2900 so that whenever it sees a 10.20.4.198 and 10.20.4.199 address to translate them into 192.168.210.11 and 192.168.210.9 respectively. Is this possible? I will read up the documentation on the CD as well as what is on your web site. Please assist. Thank You.
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Need to configure NAT on Catalyst 2900
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Yes it's possible. What you want to do is a static map for NAT. This can either translate one IP to a fixed 2nd IP OR to a fixed port.. i.e.. all web traffic ( port 80) would go to this one IP.
This page gives details for dyanmic NAT and static at the same time:
This page is the index for many NAT papers:
MikeS
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This page gives details for dyanmic NAT and static at the same time:
This page is the index for many NAT papers:
MikeS
"Diplomacy; the art of saying 'nice doggie' till you can find a rock" Wynn Catlin
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