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where is my NAT translations ?

My router has NAT set up and "debug ip nat" show a lot of NATted packets ( it is working now and currently about 50 users are going out to the Internet thru it ) , but "sh ip nat translations shows me me just an empty line.

#sh ip nat translations Pro Inside global Inside local Outside local Outside global

Any advicve is greatly appreciated.

DT

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Hi DT,

It woule be better if you can paste the debug output and also ip nat translation commands here.

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rave

Here is part of the "debug ip nat" output

002187: *Aug 2 00:14:32.845: NAT: TCP s=1755, d=28057->3988 002188: *Aug 2 00:14:32.845: NAT: s=38.113.221.12, d="my gateway"->192.168.249.225 [60684] 002189: *Aug 2 00:14:32.845: NAT: TCP s=3988->28057, d=1755 002190: *Aug 2 00:14:32.845: NAT: s=192.168.249.225->"my gateway", d=38.113.221.12 [39775] 002191: *Aug 2 00:14:32.853: NAT: TCP s=1755, d=28057->3988 002192: *Aug 2 00:14:32.853: NAT: s=38.113.221.12, d="my gateway"->192.168.249.225 [60683] 002193: *Aug 2 00:14:32.853: NAT: TCP s=3988->28057, d=1755 002194: *Aug 2 00:14:32.853: NAT: s=192.168.249.225->"my gateway", d=38.113.221.12 [39776] 002195: *Aug 2 00:14:33.497: NAT: TCP s=1755, d=28057->3988 002196: *Aug 2 00:14:33.497: NAT: s=38.113.221.12, d="my gateway"->192.168.249.225 [62925] 002197: *Aug 2 00:14:33.501: NAT: TCP s=3988->28057, d=1755 002198: *Aug 2 00:14:33.501: NAT: s=192.168.249.225->"my gateway", d=38.113.221.12 [39777] 002199: *Aug 2 00:14:33.505: NAT: TCP s=1755, d=28057->3988 002200: *Aug 2 00:14:33.509: NAT: s=38.113.221.12, d="my gateway"->192.168.249.225 [62924] 002201: *Aug 2 00:14:33.509: NAT: TCP s=3988->28057, d=1755 002202: *Aug 2 00:14:33.509: NAT: s=192.168.249.225->"my gateway", d=38.113.221.12 [39778] 002203: *Aug 2 00:14:34.145: NAT: TCP s=1755, d=28057->3988te 002204: *Aug 2 00:14:34.145: NAT: s=38.113.221.12, d="my gateway"->192.168.249.225 [65164] 002205: *Aug 2 00:14:34.145: NAT: TCP s=3988->28057, d=1755 002206: *Aug 2 00:14:34.145: NAT: s=192.168.249.225->"my gateway", d=38.113.221.12 [39779] 002207: *Aug 2 00:14:34.153: NAT: TCP s=1755, d=28057->3988 002208: *Aug 2 00:14:34.153: NAT: s=38.113.221.12, d="my gateway"->192.168.249.225 [65163] 002209: *Aug 2 00:14:34.153: NAT: TCP s=3988->28057, d=1755 002210: *Aug 2 00:14:34.153: NAT: s=192.168.249.225->"my gateway", d=38.113.221.12 [39780] 002211: *Aug 2 00:14:34.797: NAT: TCP s=1755, d=28057->3988

and the output of show ip nat translations is myhostname# sh ip nat translations Pro Inside global Inside local Outside local Outside global myhostname#

I use the new IP NAT command ( from 12.3.14T ) "ip nat enable" instead of "ip nat inside/outside"

DT

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