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Editing a Destination NAT Rule or Rule Set

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—Use the specified user-defined address pool to perform destination NAT.
Pool
The values are listed only if have configured the pools, previously. For configuring
a pool, see "Configuring Destination NAT Objects" on page 419.
Click OK .
f.
A rule with the specified name gets created and is displayed in the
From the window, select a row and then right-click on a column to edit
Security Policy
the values. Depending on whether you have selected a rule or a rule set, you may get
some or all of the following actions to perform:
Under the header:
Name
—Enables you to add rules to the rule set from the
Add Rule
Specify the values and click
—Enables you to view and modify the destination that you set
Add Destination
previously.
Under the header >
From
view and modify the source that you set previously.
Under the header:
Match
:
Src Address
—Enables you to cut, copy, and paste the values that are within this field.
Edit
—Enables you to add additional sources.
Add Src address
—Enables you to edit the address of the selected source.
Edit Address
—Enables you to delete a source.
Delete Address
>
Dest Address Select Destination Address
:
Dest Port
—Enables you to copy, and paste the values that are within this field.
Edit
Edit Destination Port
Under the header, select a row and right-click to perform the following action:
Action
—Enables you to edit the action set previously.
Edit Action
Right-click on the
Install On
remove the NAT policy.
View the applicable shared objects in the drop-down list in the
section of the window. You can add, edit, delete and search for shared objects, which
are applicable to the specific NAT rulebase.
OK .
>
Zone/RJ/Interface View/Modify Source
—Enables you to select a destination.
—Enables you to edit the destination port.
column to select a target device on which to install or
window.
Security Policy
dialog box.
New Rule
—Enables you to
Shared Objects for Policy
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