Overview of NAT - Network Address Translation Course
This hands-on Practical NAT course will help you to understand the basics of NAT and implement different NAT types by using the Cisco IOS/IOS-XE devices.
Network Address Translation (NAT) is one of the important topics in networking, it is a method of mapping an IP Address into another by modifying network address information in the IP header, there is also PAT (Port Address Translation) which is mapping/translating TCP/UDP port numbers from one to another.
It has been helping networks to conserve IPv4 addresses and solve the IP Address exhaustion problem to some point by enabling multiplexing ideas with Transport Layer Port numbers.
This is one of the use cases of NAT/PAT.
NAT Course Outline: Below are the labs which we will be performing in this course:
- Overloading/Masquerading NAT
- Port Forwarding
- Static NAT with 1:1 mapping for the Hosts
- Static 1:1 NAT
- Dynamic NAT (Reversible)
- Static 1:1 NAT (Extendable)
- Dynamic NAT (1:1 Host Mapping)
- Virtual Server and VIPs
- VRF Aware NAT (VRF <-> Global Context with Fusing)
- Static NAT (Outside to Inside)
- VRF Aware CGNAT/LSN
- NAT64
- NAT64 (IPv4 to IPv6)
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