Re: NAT IP POOL!

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Hi,

You probably want to look at the NETMAP target that is in patch-o-matic.
SNAT and DNAT targets will do some loadbalancing. You'll get weird
results with your setup.

With NETMAP you can do source NAT and destination NAT of whole subnets
with a strict 1:1 mapping.

Ok, but if i need to SNAT a whole subnet 192.168.1.0/24 with a short pool of address like 172.16.1.1-172.16.1.10
with a strict 1:1 only 10 ip are natted.
NETMAP give me the ability to write down a PAT address for the rest of connections?
Or for short pool it's better to setup interfaces aliases?

Thanks.
Giulius.


Regards,
Filip







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