Re: (ASCEND) Mixing NAT and NOT on Pipeline 50

[Richard Johnsson <johnsson@interval.com>]

Might as well answer my own question.

After working with it some more I can say yes, you can mix NAT and NOT. I
don't think you can have two NAT profiles since the NAT configuration
requires that you specify only one.

One key to getting it working right is to pay attention to your static
routes. Since only one profile can (should) be the default, be sure to add
static routes for the nets you want to reach over the other profile.

Another thing to beware of is where your client's DNS is pointed. You can
easily wind up sending DNS by one profile and data by the other.

At 03:38 PM 10/27/97 -0800, Richard Johnsson wrote:
>Is it possible to have both a NAT profile and a regular fixed address
>profile active on a P50 (5.1A)?
>
>How about two NAT profiles?
>
>Connected at the same time?
>
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