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Configuration > Networking > NAT

NATallows for multiple sites with overlapping IP addresses to connect to a single SD-WAN fabric. You can configure S-NAT (Source Network Address Translation), D-NAT (Destination Network Address Translation), destination TCP, and UDP port translation rules to LAN to SD-WAN fabric traffic in the ingress and egress direction. The following address translation options are supported:

  • 1:1 source and destination IP address translation

  • 1:1 subnet to subnet source and destination IP address translation

  • Many to one IP source address translation

  • NATpools for translated source IP address

You can view both NAT Rules and NAT Pools within your network by selectingNATRuleorNATPoolsat the top of the page. You can also export a CSV file of your branch NAT traffic. Select theEditicon to add rules to your NAT and NAT Pools.

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