Module G8: NAT (PE) Flashcards
_______ is a process in which one or more local IP addresses are translated into one or more Global IP addresses and vice versa in order to provide Internet access to the local hosts.
NAT
One disadvantage of NAT, is that it complicates tunneling protocols such as _____.
IPsec
This type of IP address, ______ _____ ____, is assigned to a host, and not assigned by the service provider. These are private and seen from within the network.
Inside Local Address
This type of IP address, ______ _____ ____, represents one or more local addresses to the outside world and is seen from outside of the network.
Inside Global Address
This type of IP address, ______ _____ ____, is the actual address of the destination host in the local network after translation.
Outside Local Address
This type of IP address, ______ _____ ____, is the host as seen from outside the network. It is the IP address of the destination host before translation.
Outside Global Address
_____ ______ differs from static; multiple public internet protocol addresses are mapped and used with an internal or private IP address.
Dynamic NAT
With dynamic NAT, you to need to specify ___ sets of addresses on your Cisco router.
two
With dynamic NAT, _____ don’t exist in the NAT table until the router receives traffic that requires it.
translations
______ is a constant mapping that allows private IP networks with unregistered IP addresses to connect to the internet.
Static NAT
The first step to configure static NAT, is to configure IP address mapping by using _______ command.
PRIVATE_IP PUBLIC_IP
The second step to configure static NAT, is to configure the routers interface using the ip nat _______ command.
inside
The third step to configure static NAT, is to configure the routers interface using the ip nat _______ command.
outside
_____ is another type of dynamic NAT which can map multiple Private IPv4 addresses to a single public IP address.
Port Address Translation
PAT, also known as NAT _____, is the NAT technology which prevents IPv4 Address depletion.
overloading