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Hi experts,<br />
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My questions is just that. What's the difference between &quot;ip nat inside source list&quot; and &quot;ip nat inside source route-map&quot; and even when I shoud use one instead of the other??<br />
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Thanks a lot.
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Hi experts,

My questions is just that. What's the difference between "ip nat inside source list" and "ip nat inside source route-map" and even when I shoud use one instead of the other??

Thanks a lot.

What's the difference between &quot;ip nat inside source list&quot; and &quot;ip nat inside source route-map&quot;?

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What's the difference between &quot;ip nat inside source list&quot; and &quot;ip nat inside source route-map&quot;?

What's the difference between "ip nat inside source list" and "ip nat inside source route-map"?