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Get Started Common Use Cases for NAT Make a Server on the Inside Network Available on a Specific Port of a Public IP Address NAT Incoming FTP Traffic to an FTP Server

Last updated: Jun 09, 2025

NAT Incoming FTP Traffic to an FTP Server

Procedure

1

In the left pane, click Security Devices.
2

Click the Devices tab to locate the device or the Templates tab to locate the model device.
3

Click the appropriate device type tab.
4

Select the device you want to create the NAT rule for.
5

Click NAT in the Management pane at the right.
6

Click > Network Object NAT.

7

In section 1, Type, select Static. Click Continue.
8

In section 2, Interfaces, choose inside for the source interface and outside for the destination interface. Click Continue.
9

In section 3, Packets, perform these actions:

  • Expand the Original Address menu, click Choose, and select the ftp-server-object.

  • Expand the Translated Address menu, click Choose, and select the Interface.

  • Check Use Port Translation.

  • Select tcp, ftp, ftp.

10

Skip section 4, Advanced.
11

For an FDM-managed device, in section 5, Name, give the NAT rule a name.
12

Click Save. The new rule is created in section 2 of the NAT table.
13

Review and deploy now the changes you made, or wait and deploy multiple changes at once.
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