Next-Generation Firewall
Destination NAT with Port Translation Example
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Destination NAT with Port Translation Example
See an example topology, configured NAT rule, and security rule for destination NAT
with port translation.
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In this example, the web server is configured to listen
for HTTP traffic on port 8080. The clients access the web server
using the IP address 192.0.2.100 and TCP Port 80. The destination NAT
rule is configured to translate both IP address and port to 10.1.1.100
and TCP port 8080. Address objects are configured for webserver-private
(10.1.1.100) and Servers-public (192.0.2.100).
The following NAT and security rules must be configured on the
firewall:
Use the show session all CLI command to
verify the translation.