Spidey_29396
May 09, 2013Nimbostratus
F5 as NAT device
HI All,
we have a deployment where F5 will be use as NAT device to replace a router. Im thinking what is the best practice for this, use route domain of just use vlan?
Thanks!
Ferdz
HI All,
we have a deployment where F5 will be use as NAT device to replace a router. Im thinking what is the best practice for this, use route domain of just use vlan?
Thanks!
Ferdz
Im having an issue with my NAT, i have here, i can't initiate traffic to the NAT address..did i missed something?
ip nat inside source static 10.157.8.84 172.26.210.84
ip nat outside source static 10.103.33.11 10.171.14.111
vlan 10 - inside
vlan 20 - outside
ltm nat /Common/172.26.210.84 {
inherited-traffic-group true
originating-address 10.157.8.84
traffic-group /Common/traffic-group-1
translation-address 172.26.210.84
}
ltm nat /Common/10.171.14.111 {
inherited-traffic-group true
originating-address 10.103.33.11
traffic-group /Common/traffic-group-1
translation-address 10.171.14.111
}
Just in case, it might also be worth clicking through to System ›› Configuration : Local Traffic : General and changing the SNAT Packet Forwarding setting to All Traffic.
router(.228/29-vlan 10)<> (.227/29 F5 .237/29) <> (.238/29-vlan 20)
F5 will use as NAT device bidirectional.