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Set Up Network Address Translation (NAT)

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What you'll do

In this lab, you will configure Network Address Translation (NAT).

  1. Configure IP addresses on the desktop-0 and desktop-1 workstations
  2. Configure the iol-0 and iol-1 routers with the correct IP addresses
  3. Confirm the new configuration of the routers
  4. Configure the OSPF routing protocol on the routers
  5. Test connectivity between Host1 and the loopback address on the iol-1 router
  6. Confirm the NAT translation on the iol-1 router
  7. Configure static NAT for desktop-0 to provide a translated address from the configuration of the iol-0 router
  8. Test NAT on the iol-0 router to confirm connectivity
  9. Confirm the translated address assignment and connectivity between Host1 and the loopback address on the iol-1 router
  10. Configure dynamic NAT to ensure that both desktop-0 and desktop-1 can receive translated addresses

Note: Once you begin the lab, you will not be able to pause, save, or return to your lab. Please ensure that you have set aside enough time to complete the lab before you start.

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