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Default is interface level nat possible ???

hi all i would like to know can we set nat at the interface level.

is setting nat from the network or node properties the only way for automatic nat.

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Default Re: is interface level nat possible ???

The closest thing to an interface nat is "IP Pool NAT" as it can be specified per interface.

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is setting nat from the network or node properties the only way for automatic nat.
Any manual NAT rule can replicate what the "automatic" NAT rules do, you just have to create the manual rules by hand...
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