I have a bunch of existing LAN->WAN IPv4 policies that use static SNAT. I want to add IPv6 source/destination to these policies but we assign public IP addresses via DHCP to our IPv6 clients and I therefore don't want NAT on those clients. Is there some way, that I'm missing, to have a single policy for IPv4 and IPv6 with different NAT options for each protocol? Do I have to use Central NAT to do that?
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You can do selective NAT for a single firewall policy only if you use Central NAT.
In all cases I always use Central NAT since it is more powerful.
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