Defining NAT Control
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Defining NAT Control
In the Access Policy > Firewall NAT page you can configure NAT for outgoing traffic and see
how many servers are defined in the system. Servers are defined in the Access Policy >
Servers page and are network objects configured with their access and NAT settings. This lets
you configure servers that are accessible from the Internet even if they do not have a routable
IP address. You can also configure servers with NAT settings from this page.
Note - Locally Managed Quantum Spark Appliances support only one static
NATIPaddress of one real IP address. For more information, see sk179550.
To disable NAT for outgoing traffic (Hide NAT):
By default, NAT is configured for outgoing traffic. If it is necessary to disable NAT, make sure
Hide internal networks behind the Gateway's external IP address is set to OFF.
Important - In most cases, if you turn off the hide NAT feature, you cause Internet
connectivity issues. If your appliance is the gateway of your office to the Internet DO
NOT set to off without consulting with networking experts.
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