Introduction to NAT and PAT Part 1

[cwtechnical5]

your the best!

[imsun]

Thanks for your understanding and you are doing excellent job.

Congrats................

[imsun]

Very helpful but speaks too fast.

[VambarInc]

@imsun Apologies for the current inconvenience. Currently we are in the process of improving the quality of our videos, so you should see some improvement very very soon :)

[salmanjayesbe]

Thanks

[salmanjayesbe]

Thanks

[sjmortepop]

Shouldn't the public IP adress range of class A be from 11.0.0.0 to 127.255.255.255 instead of 11.0.0.0 to 126.255.255.255 because public IP adress range of B-class starts at 128.0.0.0?

[Martelus]

@sjmortepop 127 is the loopback ip( 127.0.0.1)

[balikesier]

you know this sh*t. thank for sharing with us!

[Ambi215]

you are fucking amazing, thank you!

[WhisperinShadow]

May i ask a question, mate? In this diagram, private IP addresses are translated into one or more public IP's. However, there is a router which is not built with DSL interface (in your video), so, how are these hosts able to access the Internet?

[mbilalbhatti]

@WhisperinShadow There are router at your ISP ends which do this. This is why every ISP buys some public IP addresses for translating private IPs of its clients. If it will not do NAT, then ISP have to buy a separate public IP for each client. Also note that one public IP can represent several private IPs in a network. The date separation is done by creating sessions. There can be multiple NATs while u are accessing internet <- Important

[KING777TUT]

Hey man, could you do a video on overlapping nat? thanks man

[ousUTube]

Very clear.

Thanks

[sandeeprajapati]

This vdo Provides good basic understanding.

[metfiller003]

Thank you.

[haabibaa]

Thanx .. God bless u .

[VambarInc]

@haabibaa Thank you for you kind words :)

[21barack]

God bless u

[francisargel]

nice tutorial! ^^

[xxxdannyxxx]

awesome bro, awesome! keep up the good work.

[irda2008]

As a computer science teacher who teachs among other related IT-courses aslo teaching computer networking courses, I'll thank you very much for your excellent tutorials. Excellent! 

[tmelo42]

Excellent tutorial!!

[Mr11110111010]

Thank you so so so helpfull.

[MsCatchtheball]

thanks very much

very helpful videos

im very grateful to you

[VambarInc]

@MsCatchtheball Thank you for your kind Comments :)