NEXPEED NBG440 User’s Manual
NexComm Systems, Inc. 86 PAGE
Verifying the NAT configuration
Displays all pools and maps for NAT translation.
COMMAND
(conf)# show nat map
Viewing the translation-table entries
Displays all entries in the translation table.
COMMAND
(conf)# show nat entry [-v]
Parameters
-v : displays detail information for the entry
Deleting translation-table entries
All entries or a particular entry of the NAT table can be deleted.
COMMAND
(conf)# nat clear {all | <global-ip>}
Parameters
all : delete all entries
<global-ip> - delete an entry corresponding to a particular IP
address (after-conversion address).
Configuration Example2:
(conf)# nat static 192.168.1.1 168.126.188.100
=>
192.168.1.1 are mapped to 168.126.188.100
(conf)# nat pool test 168.126.188.101 168.126.188.110
=> a
dds the global IP address pool called test. The range of the pool is from
168.126.188.101 to 168.126.188.110.
(conf)# nat map 192.168.1.2 192.168.1.254 test
=>
192.168.1.2 through 192.168.1.254 are dynamically mapped to the
test
pool addresses.
(conf)# nat outside s0
=>
The packet sending and receiving through the s0 interface will be
translated.
