Scenario:
Fruity international has bought Juicy Corporate and is merging the companies into a new one called “Fruity Juicy”. You are the network engineer responsible for the network migration. Unfortunately both networks are using the same address space so you’ll have to use NAT temporarily so you can do an IP address migration somewhere in the future.
Goal:
- All IP addresses have been preconfigured for you.
- Ensure router Banana and Apple can communicate with each other without changing any IP address.
IOS:
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Topology:
Video Solution:
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Do you need to use port forwarding to do accomplish this? I would think so
found what I wanted :):)
this shouldn’t be so bad.. Keep up the good work man!!
Hi Matthew,
You could use port forwarding but let’s not ;D The goal should be to have full connectivity between the two networks, no matter what ports are being used. In a real life situation there will be clients that should be able to talk with each other.
Good luck!
Rene
I figured it out Rene 🙂
I learned so much 🙂 Keep up the good work man!!!
Hi Matthew,
Glad you liked it 8)
Rene
This video is the best supportive in terms of understanding the concept.
Thnks
Hi, Thanks for this Scenario;
I have a question:
My network looks like the figure below.
http://8pic.ir/images/i8p70q9xtthn6mhbptb2.png
How to Config NAT for that?
thanks, lab is config
See the video at the following link :
http://s5.picofile.com/file/8154976842/Rec001.avi.html
This is a difficult one and not something I recommend for beginners.
You’d need do NAT on both sides, but since remote hosts won’t have reachability to others, you’ll need to also do port-forwarding on both sides too.