I have a couple questions regarding what I just read:
1 - There seem to be errors in the figure and in the programming, so I made some corrections and I'm hoping someone can confirm that my changes are indeed correct.
2 - Why is the loopback necessary here?
3 - And, in the real world, would this scenario be programmed differently or would it never exist at all?
4 - What's the significance of programming RIP here when this section is on ACLs?
- - - Cisco Press, CCNA Self-Study - ICND Ch. 6 - Basic IP Traffic Mgmt & Translation w/ ACLs fig. 6-24, pg. 245-246
- - - using NAT when merging two networks that use the same address space
- - - Diagram: HostA-192.168.1.100 connected to RouterA-e0-192.168.1.1
RouterA-s0-10.1.1.1 connected to Internet
HostB-192.168.2.2 connected to RouterB-e0-192.168.2.1
RouterB-s0-10.1.1.2 connect to Internet