TMS zl Management and Configuration Guide ST.1.2.100916

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Command-Line Reference
Global Configuration Context
The available parameters and options are shown in Table A-27. At the end of
the access-policy command, you can append various optional keywords,
which are listed in Table A-27 as <extended options>.
nat no-nat
Enter the following command to exclude specific services or addresses from
being translated:
Syntax: nat no-nat <source zone> <destination zone> < protocol | service <service>
> <source address> <destination address> [destination port] [extended options]
The available parameters and options are shown in Table A-27. At the end of
the access-policy command, you can append various optional keywords,
which are listed in Table A-27 as <extended options>.
nat source
Enter the following command to create (or edit) a source NAT policy:
Syntax: nat source <source zone> <destination zone> < protocol | service <named
service>> <source address> <destination address> [destination port] nat-ip
<address after translation> [extended options]
The available parameters and options are shown in Table A-27. For <address
after translation>, the routed-interface-ip option configures the module
to translate traffic’s source address to its own IP address on the forwarding
interface for the route to the traffic’s destination.
At the end of the access-policy command, you can append various optional
keywords, which are listed in Table A-27 as <extended options>. The insert-
at option places the NAT policy in a particular position (otherwise, the policy
is inserted at the position below the current last policy). The update-at option
allows you to edit an existing NAT policy.
no nat
Enter one of the following commands to delete a NAT policy:
Syntax: no nat id <policy ID>
Syntax: no nat [ source | destination | no-nat ] <source zone> <destination zone >
<policy position> |
Replace <policy ID> with the ID of the policy you want to delete.