@Justin a service's
source-nat
setting should default to
network-interface
, which effectively means if a session going to the service egresses a network-interface having the setting
source-nat true
, the session's source will be translated to that network-interface address.
If the egress network-interface has
source-nat false
(the default value for a network-interface), then no translation is applied no matter if the service is .
To summarize, here is the behavior I think you'd see with the various settings combinations:
- service source-nat network-interface + egress network-interface source-nat false = no translation applied
- service source-nat network-interface + egress network-interface source-nat true = source translated to egress network-interface address
- service source-nat disabled + egress network-interface source-nat false = no translation applied
- service source-nat disabled + egress network-interface source-nat true = no translation applied
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- Reid
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-27-2018 16:53
From: Justin Melloni
Subject: Source NAT
What happens if I have source-nat set to "disabled" on the network-interface, but set to "network interface" on the service? Will it not source NAT? Does source NATting only work if it is set to "enabled" on the network-interface and "network interface" on the service?
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Justin Melloni
Documentation/Training Specialist
MA
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