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• Pool
—Use the specified user-defined address pool to perform destination
NAT. The values are listed only if have configured the pools, previously. For
configuring a pool, see “Configuring Destination NAT Objects” on page 414.
f.
Click OK .
A rule with the specified name gets created and is displayed in the
Security Policy
window.
Editing a Destination NAT Rule or Rule Set
From the Security Policy window, select a row and then right-click on a column to edit
the values. Depending on whether you have selected a rule or a rule set, you may get
some or all of the following actions to perform:
• Under the Name header:
• Add Rule —Enables you to add rules to the rule set from the New Rule dialog box.
Specify the values and click OK .
• Add Destination —Enables you to view and modify the destination that you set
previously.
• Under the From header > Zone/RJ/Interface > View/Modify Source —Enables you to
view and modify the source that you set previously.
•
Under the
Match
header:
• Src Address
:
• Edit
—Enables you to cut, copy, and paste the values that are within this field.
• Add Src address
—Enables you to add additional sources.
• Edit Address —Enables you to edit the address of the selected source.
• Delete Address
—Enables you to delete a source.
• Dest Address > Select Destination Address —Enables you to select a destination.
• Dest Port
:
• Edit
—Enables you to copy, and paste the values that are within this field.
• Edit Destination Port
—Enables you to edit the destination port.
•
Under the
Action
header, select a row and right-click to perform the following action:
Edit Action
—Enables you to edit the action set previously.
•
Right-click on the
Install On
column to select a target device on which to install or
remove the NAT policy.
• View the applicable shared objects in the drop-down list in the
Shared Objects for Policy
section of the window. You can add, edit, delete and search for shared objects, which
are applicable to the specific NAT rulebase.
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