Static NAT on a Router - Cisco CCNA Exam

How to configure NAT.

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[MRAbdurrahman2022]

thanx this video is useful

[wospol1]

hola a todos, soy nuevo por estos lados, me parece fabuloso este video tutorial, la pregunta del millon, Como puedo bajar los videos?, es que estoy haciendo un curso de redes y esto me ayuda mucho para el parendizaje

muchas gracias, por todos estos aportes al conocimiento

[ikarugamoo]

@j1gaboo123 This video is aimed at those studying for the Cisco CCNA exam. If you want to mess with your NAT for XBL, this isn't the way to go about it. I would think very few people are using Cisco routers as ADSL routers at home. Well I'm sure there's loads but the majority aren't.

Hope that clears that up.

[j1gaboo123]

For those that want to use this for XBL is just ridiculous... just use your modem! there is no need to over-complicate something that already works, if your planning of getting a router to hide a massive amount of private computers from isp using NAT they will defiantly know the massive amounts of traffic coming out of your ip address..... :o all-in-all if you need more room consider buying a switch

[j1gaboo123]

fuck its not that easy when on a big network :'(

[seanom23]

is static nat good for xbox live

[palashmitra000]

Excellent !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[sublipdick]

I am having a hard time with the loopback. No one explains what it does. If its just supposed to be an address to ping or what. I have 2 2600 routers with a linksys wrt54gs on one router and a laptop on the other. I have been able to ping across the serial link from the laptop but that's as far as it goes. Still no internet connectivity.

[bobbylodwikballe]

like this...

[tro2a70]

thnx wana know aboute configuration dynamic nat example on packet tracers

show me config