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CLI Guide - WatchGuard Technologies

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CHAPTER 3: Configuration Mode Commands<br />

NOTE<br />

Note that dynamic NAT is already present in the<br />

<strong>WatchGuard</strong> database by default, and is ready for use in<br />

security policies. You can specify “dynamic_nat” as the NAT<br />

action when you create the appropriate policies<br />

Examples<br />

WG(config)#nat load_balancing –vip<br />

wround –server \<br />

{10.10.0.100 80 1} {10.10.0.101 80 2} \<br />

{10.10.0.102 80 3}<br />

WG(config)#nat natS -stat -ext pub1 -int<br />

\<br />

web_server1<br />

Record dynamic security policy IP NAT action<br />

WG#config<br />

WG(config)#nat [-dynamic_nat<br />

]<br />

Effect<br />

Records a new dynamic IP NAT action for use in<br />

security policies. You can create one of two<br />

possible DNAT options, choosing from the default<br />

IP address for interface 1 or a user-designated IP<br />

address<br />

Arguments<br />

<br />

If this is to be a user-designated IP address DNAT<br />

action, enter the IP address of your choice as the<br />

command argument. If you are using the default<br />

interface 1 IP address, enter that in the argument.<br />

no command<br />

WG#config<br />

WG(config)#no<br />

high_availability disable high<br />

availability<br />

56 <strong>WatchGuard</strong> Vclass 5.1

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