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Old 2007-06-03
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Default Source and destination NAT

Dear All

Theer is an issue i am facing for which I need to Translate statically the source IP as well as the Destination IP address. Is it possible... Till now what I tried was not successfull.

Please help
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Default Re: Source and destination NAT

Absolutely this is possible, but you will have to remember to use two manual NAT rules, one for the inbound traffic and one for the outbound.

Something like this:
Original Packet
Source: OriginalSourceObject
Destination: OriginalDestinationObject
Service: Any
Translated Packet
Source: TranslatedSourceObject
Destination: TranslatedDestinationObject
Servce: Any
----
Original Packet
Source: TranslatedSourceObject
Destination: TranslatedDestinationObject
Service: Any
Translated Packet
Source: OriginalSourceObject
Destination: OriginalDestinationObject
Servce: Any
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Dont forget to Check your Firewall Policies Global Properties -> NAT settings to see if you need to add a route or an ARP.
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