Example: Configuring a Persistent Address and Pool Sets

You can enable the persistent address feature on a router to ensure that the router assigns the same IP address from a source pool to a host for multiple concurrent sessions. You can reference a pool set within a policy to easily reference multiple interfaces within a zone.

In this example, you perform the following tasks:

• Enable a persistent address globally.
• Configure pool utilization thresholds.
• Define a pool-set (pool-set-example) that contains two members (src-nat-with-pat) and src-nat_incoming).
• Reference a pool-set (pool-set-example) in a policy (pool-set-policy).

To configure a persistent address and pool sets, use the CLI configuration editor.

This topic covers:

• CLI Configuration
• Related Topics

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