Configuring dynamic NAT with a pool

This video demonstrates how to setup dynamic NAT using a NAT pool on a Cisco router. If you have Packet Tracer, you can download the Packet Tracer file from the link below and follow along.
www.dropbox.com/s/d9yube7tx19...

[@wockehs]

Thank you sir. This really is a helpful video!

[@chrisyo4461]

For me once the ACL was created I didn't get a translation until I applied the ACL to the an interface. Good video all-&-all

[@ddaltonyvcc]

Glad you found it helpful.

[@jordantanwaikeat8708]

hi sir if i wanna nat 50 ip from internal to internet, is it possible?

[@ddaltonyvcc]

Yes it is. It is easier to do with a NAT overload (also called Port Address Translation). You should be ale to find a video on that on this channel.

[@hashimmohamed6687]

Your awesome 👌

[@ddaltonyvcc]

I'm glad it was helpful.

[@vedantchoghala6642]

thanks

[@ddaltonyvcc]

I hope it was helpful.

[@ochirapaul4007]

wonderful

[@ddaltonyvcc]

I'm glad it was helpful.

[@soonyikliong4335]

Sir, how do you get the 4?

[@ddaltonyvcc]

I'm sorry, can you clarify the question?

[@MrMoose233]

@@ddaltonyvcc I think he's referring to the ending octet values: *4* and *6* for the beginning and ending ip address that we set for the address pool. Could we have chosen 3 for the starting ip address, i.e. *3* to 5, also ? was 4 to 6 arbitrary?

[@ddaltonyvcc]

It is not arbitrary, it is based on values that can be assigned based on the underlying binary system. I would suggest reviewing some of the videos dealing with binary on this channel.

[@MohamedamineBenammar-km3xz]

thank u bb

[@ddaltonyvcc]

I'm glad it was helpful.