| Source NAT |
Address Persistent
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Ensures that the router assigns the same IP address from a source
pool to a host for multiple concurrent sessions.
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Enable Address Persistent.
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Pool Utilization Alarm
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Turns on pool utilization alarm by configuring alarm thresholds.
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Raise Threshold—Enter a number between 50–100 to
raise the threshold for the pool utilization alarm.
Clear Threshold—Enter a number between 40–100 to
clear the threshold for the pool utilization alarm.
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Source Address Pool
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Defines one or more source NAT pools.
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Click Add.
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Source Rule Sets
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Defines one or more rule sets.
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Click Add.
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| Source NAT
Pool |
Name
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Descriptive name for the pool.
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Type a name for the pool.
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Routing Instance
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Specify the routing instance to which the pool is bound. By
default, the routing instance is inet.0.
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Enter the routing instance name.
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Host Address Base
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Specify the base address of the original source IP address range.
This is used for IP shifting.
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Enter the IP address.
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Port
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Specifies whether port translation is performed (default).
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Default—Port translation is enabled.
No translation—Disables port translation.
Translation—Enables port translation. Enter a port range.
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Overflow
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Specifies a source pool to use when the current address pool
is exhausted. The pool can be a user-defined pool or an interface’s
IP address.
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Off—No overflow pool.
Interface—Enter the IP address of the interface.
Pool name—Select a user-defined pool.
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Source Addresses
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Specifies address prefixes, addresses, or a range of addresses
or address prefixes.
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Click Add or Delete to configure or remove address entries.
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| Source NAT Rule Set |
Name
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Name of the rule set.
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Type a name for the rule set.
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From
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Specifies where the packet is coming from. If a packet matches
more than one rule set, the rule set with the more specific match
is used. An interface match is considered more specific than a zone
match, which is more specific than a routing instance match.
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Routing Instance—Specify the source routing instance.
Interface—Specify the source interface.
Zone—Specify the source zone.
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To
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Specifies to where the packet is going. If a packet matches
more than one rule set, the rule set with the more specific match
is used. An interface match is considered more specific than a zone
match, which is more specific than a routing instance match.
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Routing Instance—Specify the destination routing instance.
Interface—Specify the destination interface.
Zone—Specify the destination zone.
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Rules
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Set of conditions that are evaluated, in order, for a match
to perform the specified source NAT action.
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Rule name
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Name of the source NAT rule.
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Type a name for the rule.
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Source address
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Specifies the source address to match. You can configure multiple
addresses or subnets.
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Enter one or more addresses or subnets.
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Destination address
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Specifies the destination address to match. You can configure
multiple addresses or subnets.
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Enter one or more addresses or subnets.
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Then
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Specifies the action of the source NAT rule.
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Source nat off—No source NAT is performed.
Source NAT pool—Use the specified pool to perform source
NAT.
Source NAT interface—Use the egress interface address
to perform source NAT.
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