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Network Address Translation (NAT)

  • Support to retain existing NAT session with destination NAT (SRX Series)—Starting in Junos OS release 22.4R3, with FQDN based Destination NAT, we support to retain existing NAT sessions even when the DNS resolved IP address changes for the Destination NAT Pool. To retain the existing NAT sessions, you can enable session-retain at [security nat destination pool pool-name] hierarchy. When session-retain is enabled, FQDN based destination NAT sessions remain in the session table, and cleared only upon connection termination from clients, or timeout due to sessions being inactive, or when sessions are explicitly cleared by the user through CLI.

    Common DNS cache for NAT and Policy: The NAT and configured policy FQDNs use a single cache. The use of the single cache helps avoid packet drops if you've configured the same FQDN in the policy and NAT.

    [See pool (Security Destination NAT).]