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Static NAT Policy

Adding a Static NAT Rulebase

Adding a Rule Set to a Static NAT Rulebase

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Static NAT facilitates address translation in both directions (incoming and outgoing)
and the characteristics are:
A unique public IP address must be allocated to each private IP address
Address pool is not required as there is one to one mapping of the public to private IP
addresses
To add a static NAT rulebase:
From , select
Policy Manager
1.
Select the policy to which you want to add a static NAT rulebase. The
2.
window appears.
If no policies are listed, then you must create a new policy and proceed to add a
rulebase to it.
Click ( + ) at the upper right of the
3.
Select >
NAT Policies Add Static NAT Rulebase
policy.
The next step is to add rule sets to this rulebase. For more information on adding a static
NAT rule sets to the rulebase, see "Adding a Rule Set to a Static NAT Rulebase" on
page 547.
To add a rule set to the static NAT rulebase:
Click ( ) at the upper left corner of the
1. +
Select to add a new rule set. The
Add Rule Set
2.
Here, you must specify a unique name for the rule set and the source from where the
traffic originates, as follows:
Enter a name in the
a.
Select the source from the
b.
Source can be one of the following:
—Select the routing instance from the list.
Routing Instance
In general, the list displays the routing instances configured within a specific
device or just the shared routing instances depending on whether the
check box is selected (default) or not and can have the following
From Device
values:
.
Policies
Security Policy window.
. The
Static NAT
New Rule Set
field.
Name
Source drop-down list.
Chapter 11: Configuring Junos NAT Policies
Security Policy
tab appears in the
Static NAT
tab.
dialog box appears.
Select
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