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SmartWare Software Configuration Guide11 • NAT/NAPT configuration

Example: Display NAT/NAPT configuration information

node(pf-napt)[access]#show profile napt access
NAPT profile access:
--------------------------
STATIC NAPT MAPPINGS
Protocol		Local IP			Local Port	Global IP	Global Port
--------		---------------			-----------	---------------	-----------
tcp		192.168.1.20			80	0.0.0.0	80
tcp		192.168.1.20			23	131.1.1.3	23
STATIC NAT PROTOCOL MAPPINGS
Protocol Local IP				Global IP
--------	---------------			---------------
ah	192.168.1.41			131.1.1.120
STATIC NAT MAPPINGS
Local IP			Global IP
---------------			---------------
192.168.1.40			131.1.1.20
STATIC NAPT RANGE MAPPINGS
Local IP Start			Local IP Stop		Global IP
---------------			--------------- ---------------
192.168.1.10			192.168.1.19		131.1.1.15
STATIC NAT RANGE MAPPINGS
Local IP Start			Local IP Stop		Global IP Start Global IP Stop
---------------			--------------- --------------- ---------------
192.168.1.30			192.168.1.39		131.1.1.10	131.1.1.15

Configuring NAT static protocol entries

The following command adds a static NAT entry, which causes any packets of the specified protocol received on the global side of the NAT to be forwarded to the host specified on the local side of the NAT.

node(pf-napt)[ name]#static { udp tcp } local-ip local-port [ global-ip] [ global-port]

Mode: profile napt <pf-napt>

Step	Command	Purpose
1	[name](pf-napt)#static <protocol>	Adds a static NAT protocol entry
	<local-ip-address> [<global-ip-
	address>]

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