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Bind NAT Zones to Interfaces

Bind NAT Pools to Interfaces

Configure NAT Pools

Let us learn to configure the NAT pools.

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A NAT Pool contains ranges of IP addresses with mandatory start and end addresses. In a NAT Policy Rule, these addresses are used in conjunction with an action (Source NAT or Destination NAT) to translate either the source or destination IP address to an IP address from the NAT pool. You may configure NAT Pools from the Prisma SD-WAN web interface.

Navigate to ManagePoliciesNATNAT Pools.
Select Add NAT Pool to create a new NAT pool.
Enter the Name, Description and add a (Optional) Tag for the NAT pool.
Click Create to add a NAT Pool.
From the ellipsis menu, you may Edit, View Interface Bindings, Delete, and view the Audit Logs for the NAT pool.

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