Cisco Systems timeout xlate BCP

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timeout xlate BCP Sam Wilson 08-30-07
Posted by Sam Wilson on August 30, 2007, 11:28 am
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In the FWSM (or PIX or ASA, I guess) the xlate table timeout only kicks
in after all connections have ceased or have timed out. With a dynamic
NAT pool with a large number of short-ish term systems active this
suggests that most of the addresses in the pool will spend most of their
time waiting for a timeout (and forcing further users in an overflow PAT
pool if one is configured), or will an address be reused if there are no
connections currently on that translation? If the former is the case
are there any guidelines or BCP on whether and how to reduce the xlate
timeout?

Thanks,

Sam

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