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CHAPTER 3: Configuration Mode Commands nat rename NAT actions policy rename security policies qos rename QoS actions ras rename RAS group schedule rename schedule actions service rename service groups Effect Allows you to rename various items. See also See “rename command” on page 61. nat command WG#config WG(config)#nat [-static_nat ]| \ [-vip - server [+] \ { [weight]}…>] Effect Records a new NAT action for use in security policies. You can create one of three possible NAT actions, choosing from VIP, DNAT or Static NAT. Arguments If this is to be a load-balancing or static NAT action, enter a short, distinctive name for this new action following the NAT command prompt. -static_nat < -external > \ 54 WatchGuard Vclass 5.1
Top-level configuration mode commands (For one-to-one and subnet-to-subnet mapping) This argument specifies (1) that this is a static NAT action, and records the address groups associated with the internal and external sources. The address groups can be single IP addresses or subnets. -vip | - server [+] \ { [IP address] … }> This argument specifies that this is a loadbalancing (virtual IP) NAT action, and records (1) the algorithm that will be applied and (2) the server addresses and port numbers. If a weighted algorithm is used, this argument adds (3) the perserver weight assignments. The load-balancing algorithm argument values include the following entries: round_robin: Denotes the round robin algorithm wround_robin: Denotes weighted round robin random: Denotes random wrandom: Denotes weighted random least_connection: Denotes least connection wleast_connection: Denotes weighted least connection TIP If you are adding a new server/weight to an existing VIP NAT action, prefix the new server record with a “+” character. If you are entering the “server” argument, you must note (1) the IP address of the server, the port number it will watch and the proportion of traffic this server will be assigned, noted as a whole number. WatchGuard Command Line Interface Guide 55
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arp command Debugging/troubleshooti
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Index A abbreviations 8 abort syste
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log configuration, level 3 commands
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