TMS zl Management and Configuration Guide ST.1.0.090213

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Threat Management Services zl Module Command-Line Reference
Global Configuration Context
For example, to assign the module IP address 10.10.15.72/24 in VLAN 3, enter
the following commands:
ProCurve Switch 5406zl(tms-module-<slot ID>:config)#
management ip 10.10.15.72 255.255.255.0
ProCurve Switch 5406zl(tms-module-<slot ID>:config)#
management vlan 3
nat
You use the nat command to configure all of your NAT policies. Policies
specify several parameters:
■ Type of NAT
■ Source zone
■ Destination zone
■ Service
■ Source address
■ Destination address
The nat command can be used to create (or delete) policies as well as move
policy positions.
Source NAT
Enter the following command to create a source NAT policy:
• Syntax: nat source <source zone> <destination zone> < protocol | service
<service> > <source address> <destination address> [destination port] nat-ip
<NAT source address> | ip-range <NAT start address> <NAT end address> |
routed-interface-ip > [extended options]
The available parameters and options are shown in Table A-18. At the end of
the access-policy command, you can append various optional keywords,
which are listed in Table A-18 as <extended options>.
Destination NAT
Enter the following command to create a destination NAT policy:
Syntax: nat destination <source zone> self < protocol | service <service> > <source
address> <destination address> [destination port] nat-ip <NAT destination address>
[NAT port] [extended options]