Description
Value
Argument
Interface name to configure.
Interface
name
interface
Example
(config)> ip name-server 192.168.1.33
added name server 192.168.1.33, domain (default).
History
Version
Description
The ip name-server command has been introduced.
2.00
3.37 ip nat
Description
Enable translation of “local” addresses of network
network
or network behind
the interface
interface
. For example, command
ip nat Home
means that
all packets from the network
Home
, passing through the router will undergo
IP spoofing.
Prefix no
Yes
Change settings
Yes
Multiple input
Yes
Interface type
IP
Synopsis
(config)>
ip nat
( ‹
interface
› | ‹
address
› ‹
mask
› )
(config)>
no ip nat
( ‹
interface
› | ‹
address
› ‹
mask
› )
Arguments
Description
Value
Argument
Source interface name (full name or an
alias).
Interface
name
interface
Together with mask
mask
sets the range
of source IP-addresses to be translated.
IP-address
address
Mask of a translation range. There are two
ways to enter the mask: the canonical form
IP-mask
mask
(for example,
255.255.255.0
) and the
form of prefix bit length (for example,
/24
).
Example
(config)> ip nat PPTP0
NAT rule added.
History
Version
Description
The ip nat command has been introduced.
2.00
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