Hi,
I have a need to create some NAT rules. I would like to NAT various hosts on a subnet.
Say I have hosts on the 192.168.64.0/24 subnet and would like to NAT each host to 161.116.195.128/25 subnet making sure that each IP on the
192.168.64.0 network ALWAYS get NATed in with the same addresses from the NAT pool.For example:
192.168.64.1 -> 161.116.195.129 192.168.64.2 -> 161.116.195.130all the way though the range.
Cheers, Jo
In article , jo wrote: :Say I have hosts on the 192.168.64.0/24 subnet and would like to NAT each :host to 161.116.195.128/25 subnet making sure that each IP on the :192.168.64.0 network ALWAYS get NATed in with the same addresses from the :NAT pool.
You can't. 192.168.64.0/24 is twice as big as 161.116.195.128/25. Where would 192.168.64.128-255 get mapped to?
:192.168.64.1 -> 161.116.195.129 :192.168.64.2 -> 161.116.195.130 :all the way though the range.
static (inside, outside) 161.116.195.128 192.168.64.0 netmask 255.255.255.128
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