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nat 0

rpalacio
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if i use nat 1.....say

nat (inside) 1 0 0

global (outside) 1 interface

then outbound http works fine without any prob

but when i use nat 0...say

nat (inside) 0 0

then outbound http doesnt work at all

What seems to be missing?

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yusuff
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

nat (inside) 0 0 without access-list is not recommended, you were doing it right way with nat (inside) 1 and global (outside) 1

If you do not want network translation from inside to outside, instead of using nat (inside) 0 0 use following static;

static (inside,outside) 10.1.1.0 10.1.1.0 netmask 255.255.255.0

which essentially is same as nat (inside) 0 0 i.e. not NATing

HTH

R/Yusuf

thx a lot...ive done that same thing already...so whether nat 0 or static gives me sme thing...and i just foung something...only the port 53(domain) is beeing hit on the sh access-list....the www is not beeing hit at all...ive tried removing the access-list in the pix but then i saw the same thing happeining on the ruter...

if u can help me again pls

Using static is better than using nat 0 with access list option?

Why?

Thanks

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