Re: Strange NAT entries on the PIX

[Dave Rinker <firewall () dsrtech com>]

sounds like you might have a misconfiguration, are you doing nat between
local interfaces as well as outbound?  

what does your "global (interface)" and "nat (interface)" say? 




On Mon, 2003-04-07 at 19:00, user wrote:
> Sorry about the HTML mail attempt.  They won't let me turn off automatic
> HTML on our server.  I think this client will avoid the problem.
>
>
> While researching a NAT pool exhaustion problem, I came across a number
> of strange NAT pairs.  Essentially, addresses in the global pool are
> turning up on the local side, mapped to a different address in the
> outside pool.
>
> They are usually paired to the next address in sequence, but there are a
> few exceptions.
>
> Examples:
>
> Global x.x.25.180  Local x.x.25.179
> Global x.x.25.181  Local x.x.25.180
> Global x.x.25.182  Local x.x.25.181
>
> etc. for a block of 10-20 addresses.
>
> I'm trying to get my head around what kind of protocol might be
> generating this pattern.  I suspect it's a peer-peer file transfer
> pattern, since it seems to be primarily in our dorms network.
>
> Any clues would be appreciated.
>
> Joe Pollock
> Network Services
> The Evergreen State College
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