Incoming Traffic Fields for NAT Addressing in Enterprise Manager Portal

Priority

• Numeric value that indicates which NAT rule takes precedence if you specify more than one NAT rule for an IP address.

• Value—Integer in the range specified by the online help for this field

• Guidelines—You must specify a priority for the NAT rule. A lower number indicates a higher priority. Use a unique priority for each NAT rule that relates to the same traffic. If two rules have the same priority, they will be applied to traffic in an unpredictable order.

• Default—No value

• Example—5

Name

• Name of the NAT rule

• Value—Text string

• Default—No value

• Example—rule1

Public IP

• Public IP address that the router translates to a private address in the enterprise.

• Value—IP address

• Guidelines—Select the public destination address that is to be translated into a private destination address inside the enterprise.

• Default—No value

Private IP

• Private IP address to which the router translates the public IP address.

• Value—IP address

• Guidelines—Enter the private address of the host you wish to make available outside the enterprise.

• Default—No value

Application

• Application object to which the router will apply NAT.

• Value
  • <application>—An application object that you created.
  • Any—Any application

• Guidelines—Select a value from the menu.

• Default—Any

• Example—myVideoConference

Enabled

• Whether or not the router applies NAT to incoming traffic on this access.

• Value
  • Enabled—Checked box
  • Disabled—White box

• Default—Disabled