Enterasys Networks X-Pedition XSR CLI - Manual (Page 258)

Network Address Translation Commands
5-182 Configuring the Internet Protocol
Default
Standard Telnet port 23. If the port is not provided, the client will try to connect to port 23 on the
remote server.
Example
The following example connects you to the XSR at 192.57.189.4 via Telnet:
XSR#telnet 192.57.189.4 23
Network Address Translation Commands
The XSR commands below configure Network Address Translation (NAT).
clear ip nat translation
This command clears dynamic NAT translations from the table before they time out. Although the
XSR times out NAT translations by default, it is useful to clear translations before the timeout.
Syntax
clear ip nat translation interface {[all | global-ip local-ip] | [protocol global-
ip global-port local-ip local-port]}
Mode
Privileged EXEC: XSR#
Examples
The following example clears are NAT translations on GigabitEthernet interface 2:
XSR#clear ip nat translations g 2 *
2 NAPT entries or NAT mapping removed
interface Port number: Dialer (0‐255), FastEthernet (1‐2), Loopback (0‐65535), Serial
(card/port/channel #), VPN (0‐255).
all Wildcard keyword to clear all dynamic translation entries on an interface.
global-ip When used without arguments protocol, global‐port, and local‐port, it clears a
simple translation that also contains the specified local‐ip address. When used
with the those arguments it clears an extended translation.
local-ip Clears an entry that contains this local IP address and the specified global‐ip
address
protocol Clears an entry containing this protocol and the specified global‐ip address,
local‐ip address, global‐port and local‐port.
global-port Clears an entry containing this global‐port and the specified protocol, global‐ip
address, local‐ip address, and local‐port.
local-port Clears an entry that contains this local‐port and the specified protocol, global‐ip
address, local‐ip address, and global‐port.