
Address translation: SNATs, NATs, and IP forwarding
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To add a default SNAT manually using the Configuration
utility
1. In the navigation pane, click NATs.
The NATs screen displays.
2. Click the SNATs tab.
3. Click the Add Default button.
The Add Default SNAT screen opens.
4. In the Translation Address field, select the IP button, and type the
IP address that you want BIG-IP to assign as a translation address.
5. Click Done.
To add a default SNAT manually from the command line
Use the following syntax to manually define the default SNAT. If you use
the netmask parameter and it is different from the external interface default
netmask, the command sets the netmask and derives the broadcast address.
b snat map default to <snat_ip> \
[vlan <vlan_name> disable|enable] \
[netmask <ip>]
Adding a SNAT for individual node addresses and VLANs
If you do not want to add a default SNAT, you can add a SNAT for any
individual node address or VLAN. The following procedures describe how
to manually add a SNAT.
To manually add a SNATusing the Configuration utility
The Configuration utility allows you to define one SNAT for one or more
original IP addresses, where the original IP address can be either a specific
node address or a VLAN name.
1. In the navigation pane, click NATs.
The NATs screen displays.
2. Click the SNATs tab.
3. Click the Add button.
The Add SNAT screen opens.
4. In the Translation Address field, select the IP button, and type the
IP address that you want BIG-IP to assign as a translation address.
5. Type each node’s IP address into the Original Address: box and
move the address to the Current List: box, using the right arrows
(>>). Also, verify that the option choose appears in the VLAN box.
6. If you want to map the translation address from a VLAN, select the
VLAN name from the VLAN box and move the selection to the
Current List: box, using the right arrows (>>).
7. Click Done.
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