Translate a Pool of Inside Addresses to a Pool of Outside Addresses
Before you begin
Create a network object for the pool of private IP addresses you want to translate and create a network object for the pool of public addresses you want to translate those private IP addresses into.
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For the ASA , the network group that defines the pool of "translated address" cannot be a network object that defines a subnet. |
When creating these address pools, for instructions.
For the sake of the following procedure, we named the pool of private addresses, inside_pool and name the pool of public addresses, outside_pool.
Procedure
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In the left pane, click . |
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Click the Devices tab to locate the device or the Templates tab to locate the model device. |
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Click the appropriate device type tab. |
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Select the device you want to create the NAT rule for. |
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Click NAT in the Management pane at the right. |
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Click |
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In section 1, Type, select Dynamic and click Continue. |
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In section 2, Interfaces, set the source interface to inside and the destination interface to outside. Click Continue. |
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In section 3, Packets, perform these tasks:
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Skip section 4, Advanced. |
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For an FDM-managed device, in section 5, Name, give the NAT rule a name. |
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Click Save. |
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Review and deploy now the changes you made, or wait and deploy multiple changes at once. |
