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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

Hi DT,

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

rave wrote:
> Hi DT,
>
> It woule be better if you can paste the debug output and also ip nat
> translation commands here.

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

[mr_dirt]

Originally Posted by

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.

Sorry to dig up such an ancient post, especially on my first post here.

Try "sh ip nat nvi ..." commands.