CLI Guide - WatchGuard Technologies
CLI Guide - WatchGuard Technologies
CLI Guide - WatchGuard Technologies
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Top-level configuration mode commands<br />
(For one-to-one and subnet-to-subnet mapping)<br />
This argument specifies (1) that this is a static NAT<br />
action, and records the address groups associated<br />
with the internal and external sources. The address<br />
groups can be single IP addresses or subnets.<br />
-vip | -<br />
server [+] \<br />
{ [IP address] …<br />
}><br />
This argument specifies that this is a loadbalancing<br />
(virtual IP) NAT action, and records (1)<br />
the algorithm that will be applied and (2) the server<br />
addresses and port numbers. If a weighted<br />
algorithm is used, this argument adds (3) the perserver<br />
weight assignments.<br />
The load-balancing algorithm argument values<br />
include the following entries:<br />
round_robin: Denotes the round robin algorithm<br />
wround_robin: Denotes weighted round robin<br />
random: Denotes random<br />
wrandom: Denotes weighted random<br />
least_connection: Denotes least connection<br />
wleast_connection: Denotes weighted least<br />
connection<br />
TIP<br />
If you are adding a new server/weight to an<br />
existing VIP NAT action, prefix the new server<br />
record with a “+” character.<br />
If you are entering the “server” argument, you<br />
must note (1) the IP address of the server, the port<br />
number it will watch and the proportion of traffic<br />
this server will be assigned, noted as a whole<br />
number.<br />
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