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Network and Security Manager Administration Guide
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Configuring DIP Objects
To configure a DIP object:
In Object Manager, select NAT Objects > DIP and click the Add icon.
1.
Enter a name, color, IP version (IPv4 or IPv6), and comment for the object, then click
2.
the Add icon to specify the device-specific DIP:
Device—Select the security device that includes the DIP.
Interface or DIP Group—Select the interface or DIP group for the device.
For interface, select the interface on the device and the dynamic IP address
configuration for that interface.
For DIP group, select the dynamic IP group configuration for that device.
If no values appear in the pull-down menu for interface, DIP, or DIP group, make sure that
you have configured DIP correctly in the Device Manager.
You can add multiple device DIPs to a single global DIP object (one DIP per device).
Configuring MIP Objects
To configure a MIP object:
In Object Manager, select NAT Objects > MIP and click the Add icon.
1.
Enter a name, color, IP version (IPv4 or IPv6), and comment for the object, then click
2.
the Add icon to specify the device-specific MIP:
Device—Select the security device that includes the MIP.
Interface—Select the interface on the device that uses the mapped IP address.
MIP—Select the mapped IP address configuration for that interface.
If no values appear in the pull-down menu for interface or MIP, make sure that you have
configured MIP correctly in the Device Manager. You can add multiple device MIPs to a
single global MIP object.
For information about configuring a MIP object and an example, see the NSM Online Help
description "Configuring Firewall/VPN Devices."
Configuring VIP Objects
To configure a VIP object:
In Object Manager, select NAT Objects > VIP and click the Add icon.
1.
Enter a name, color, and comment for the object, then click the Add icon to specify
2.
the device-specific VIP configuration:
Device—Select the security device that includes the VIP.
Interface—Select the interface on the device that uses the virtual IP address.
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