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So now we have our access controlist setup to identify who may be translated

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with dynamic,

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NAT, and dynamic pat. Next, let's go ahead and create this pool. So for the

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demonstration,

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let's use the range of 23.1.2.65 through 126, and that will be our pool of

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dresses that we can use

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for our dynamic NAT translation. Because if we had a true/26, those would be

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the valid usable

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IP dresses for hosts in that subnet. So let's go to use that range of 23.1.2.65

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through 126.

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So back on our floor, we'll go into configuration mode and we'll create a pool.
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So back on our floor, we'll go into configuration mode and we'll create a pool.

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And the syntax is

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IP, NAT, pool. And let's name this our underscore NAT, underscore pool. And for

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the range,

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let's start at 23.1.2. And what do we say? 65, yeah, 65. Space and a question

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mark and the end

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address will be based on our plan 23.1.2.126 space and a question mark. And

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then we're going to

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specify either the net mask and dotted decimal or the prefix length based on

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number of

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bits. So if we said prefix length and the space question mark, we then go ahead
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bits. So if we said prefix length and the space question mark, we then go ahead

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and specify

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this to 26 bit network. Or if you want to use a net mask option to be 25.225.2

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25.192 to represent 26 bits.

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So let's check our work. If you do a show, access list, we have our access list

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that we've created

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to identify who may be translated with dynamic NAT and dynamic PAT. We also

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have our NAT pool

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for the benefit of our NAT clients that are dynamic. So they have an IP address

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to be translated

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into. So our next logical step then is to create the rules, the if then

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statements to say if

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traffic matches this, then go ahead and do that. And we'll do that for our
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traffic matches this, then go ahead and do that. And we'll do that for our

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dynamic NAT group

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in the very next video. And I'll see you there in just a moment.