Technical Tip: Configuring 'One-to-One' Source NAT on Policy-based NGFW

Let's assume that three IP addresses are required to be source NATed for a particular public IP address each.

User 1: 192.168.9.129----Nated to---> 91.255.251.153/32.
User 2: 192.168.9.130----Nated to---> 91.255.251.154/32.
User 3: 192.168.9.131----Nated to---> 91.255.251.155/32.

In this article, the configuration related to User 1 will only be explained, for the other two users, it is required to apply the same configurations for the IP pool and Central NAT policies.

1. Configure Three IP pools with the type 'One-to-One', in each pool, add the IP addresses that are needed to NAT to:

IPPool 1: 91.255.251.153-91.255.251.153.
IPPool 2: 91.255.251.154-91.255.251.154.
IPPool 3: 91.255.251.155-91.255.251.155.

Below is an example of IPPool 1:

2. Configure Three Central NAT policies for each.

   Below is an example of how to configure it for the first user. In the second and third central NAT policies, it is required to change the source addresses and the IPPool.
                                                        

   

    

    

3. Configure the Security Policy from the Source interface to the destination interface as shown below: