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How to combine port forwarding and NAT/PAT on Cisco router?

Network Engineering

I have a problem, that I cannot bring together working PAT and Port forwarding on a Cisco router. with destination port 1234 and destination ip address 192.168.1.2 Then router forwards connection to destination ip address 192.168.2.2 and destination port 5678 out of f0/0. 1234 192.168.2.2

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How to open the router setup page using Ethernet to typec adapter on router which has off the lan port? [closed]

Network Engineering

have a Ethernet to typec device that let me connect to the router without password.It is fine if the lan port is opened but when the lan port is off it doesn't open router setup page? I have a mobile phone (Realme c55) which support otg.I

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Cisco Router Model [closed]

Network Engineering

Can anyone tell me which router model in Packet Tracer has the following ports: Fa0/0 and Gig0/2? I have a lab exercise regarding NAT.

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Should these ports be blocked by default? [closed]

Network Engineering

These were the default router settings set up by my isp, and I am wondering if anything should be changed. I would think blocking traffic from coming in from some of Xbox's most used ports sounds wrong, but I am a complete noob here. Thank you for your time and any help!

Port 130
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How can routing protocols such as OSPF and RIP use the network layer

Network Engineering

I am currently reading the the network layer chapter in Kurose & Ross Computer Networking: a top down approach. The UDP segment is carried between routers in a standard IP data- gram. TLDR: How do routing protocols like OSPF and RIP use the network layer if they themselves are required for the routing of the network layer?

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What tool do you use for network diagrams?

Network Engineering

It must support several 48-96 ports switches/routers. Eventually, I'd also like to keep record of which NIC is plugged into which PCIe port of each server. What tool do you use to keep your network documented?

Port 130
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MTU size on physical and logical port in OSPF

Network Engineering

Could this cause issues with other routers or implementations? The MTU remained unchanged when I checked the OSPF hello packets in Wireshark. This Cisco OSPF implementation seems to rely on the MTU of the sub-interface. IMHO, the MTU of the physical interface should take priority over its sub-interfaces.)

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