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Security commands 3 Configuration commands

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security nat policy

When translating addresses, Network Address Translation (NAT) references

policies that map addresses and ports. These policies enable static NAT,

port forwarding, and address forwarding. Use this command to configure a

NAT policy.

Syntax config security nat policy [new |<id>] type

[static|rport|raddr] address <ip address> port <number>

Parameters id Enter a policy ID number. Specify new when

creating a new policy.

type

static|rport|raddr

Enter the type of policy. Specify rport for port

forwarding or raddr for address forwarding, or

static for static NAT.

address ip address

Enter the IP address to be translated (a public

address for a static NAT policy; a private

address for a redirect NAT policy). A public

address must have been specified for a static

NAT policy. See Security NAT public on page

115.

port number If policy Type rport was selected, enter the

port number for the address that was entered

into the Address field. Otherwise, leave blank.

Example This following example configures the BSGX4e to forward traffic arriving on

UDP port 9000 to LAN IP address 10.0.1.130, destination port 2600. This

configuration requires a rport policy (port forwarding).

> config security nat policy new type rport address 10.0.1.130

port 2600

commands

del security nat policy

display security nat policy

show security nat policy

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