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What is the difference between dynamic NAT and NAT overloading

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What is the difference between dynamic NAT and NAT overloading..

Answer / mohammad bannob

Dynamic NAT contains mulitple public IPs and when the user
needs to go to WAN he will get an IP. If all IPs are used,
the user must wait to get one public IP.
NAT Overloading has only one public IP and all users on the
LAN network are usig this IP but with different ports.

NAT Overloading is much better than Dynamic and static
since it is more secure and to save IPs...

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What is the difference between dynamic NAT and NAT overloading..

Answer / jitemdera ( cisco systems,us)

Hey man
i have marked this Answer wrong because

1) is the NAT is used only to MAP Public ip in to private Ip

2) can not we use nat concept to keeping our server In dmz
and then nat in to the local ip


it is some thing beyond of the ccna scope but you have to read

ok i am giveing you 4 point read it from google and then tell me

1) what is inside local
2) inside global
3) out side global
4) out side local

if you understand it you will be the master Of nat

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What is the difference between dynamic NAT and NAT overloading..

Answer / mmohite

Jitemdera,

thanks for your active participation in this forum.

your knowledge is awesome. can you give us technical
guidence by writtem documents. it will be better for us to
prepare the interview.

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What is the difference between dynamic NAT and NAT overloading..

Answer / jitendera

Hi
i am Ready to help you guys please post topics and i will
try my best to provide the answers

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