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Configure address translation on the CLI
How to create an
address translation
How to create a
template
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The command
mapping
=>:nat mapadd
intf = ppp_pppoa
[type] = nat
[outside_addr] =
[inside_addr] =
[access_list] =
[foreign_addr] =
[protocol] =
[outside_port] =
[inside_port] =
Portmap
properties
Interface
Type
Outside address
Inside address
Access list
Foreign address
Protocol
Outside port
Inside port
The command
=>:nat tmpladd
[intf] = ppp_pppoa
[group] =
[timeout] =
[type] =
[outside_addr] = 0.0.0.1
[inside_addr] =
[access_list] =
[foreign_addr] =
[protocol] =
[outside_port] =
[inside_port] =
, is used for adding address translation mappings.
:nat mapadd
Description
The name of the IP interface that needs to be address
translated.
Note: The interface must previously have been enabled for
address translation, see
translation on an interface" on page
The type of the template, NAT of NAPT.
The outside (typically public) IP address(es) (range).
The inside (typically private) IP address(es) (range).
You can use the access list to define the address (es) that are
allowed to use the outbound connections.
The foreign address is used to define the address (es) that
are allowed to use the inbound connections.
The IP protocol on which address translation has to be
applied.
Advantage: To link specific traffic (protocol dependent) to a
chosen private host. Any protocol means all protocols.
The outside port number or range.
The inside port number or range.
, is used for adding templates.
:nat tmpladd
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