what is the difference between dynamic NAT and NAT
overload ? and how it works ?
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Answer Posted / ganesh tikone
DYNAMIC NAT -
IANA provided group of public ip addresses for
communication between stub network ( Internal N/w) to
Internet (outside) network.
Here we map dynamicaly public group Ip addresses with our
stub network ip addresses (private n/w).
OVERLOAD NAT
IANA provided single public ip address for communication
between stub network ( Internal N/w) to Internet (outside)
network.
Here we map dynamicaly public Ip address with our stub
network ip addresses (private n/w) by using source port
number for each pair.Each entry will have separate port
number to identify source/Destination.max ports can assign
4000.
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