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After more than one security interface has been created, the NAT column in the
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Security Interfaces table will indicate that NAT can be enabled between the
existing security interface and a network interface type. To enable NAT, click the
Enable NAT to internal interface button. If a DMZ interface has also been
configured, this column will also include an Enable NAT to DMZ interfaces
button.
To disable NAT, click the Disable NAT to internal interface button.
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Once NAT is enable, you can configure NAT global addresses and reserved
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mappings settings. See
Figure 110 Edit Security Interface
The following table describes the labels in this screen.
Table 81 Edit Security Interface
LABEL
Name
Type
NAT
Delete
Interface
Advanced NAT
Configuration
15.2.3.2 Advanced NAT Configuration
Click Advanced NAT Configuration after you have enabled NAT in the Security
Interfaces screen to show the following. Click Add Global Address Pool to
P-794H User's Guide
Section 15.2.3.2 on page 183
DESCRIPTION
This shows the name of the LAN service that the security interface is
based on.
This shows the type of interface the LAN service is.
You can configure NAT settings such as Enable NAT to internal
interface and Enabled NAT to DMZ interfaces. See
on page 182
for more information on configuring NAT.
Click this to remove the security interface.
You can configure NAT global addresses and reserved mappings settings
after the NAT is enabled. See
information.
Chapter 15 Security
for more information.
Section 15.2.3.2 on page 183
Section 15.2.3.1
for more
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