
Chapter 4: Configuring the High-Level Network
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To disable a SNAT or NAT connection for a pool from the
command line
b pool <pool_name> modify { snat disable }
One case in which you might want to configure a pool to disable SNAT or
NAT connections is when you want the pool to disable SNAT or NAT
connections for a specific service. In this case, you could create a separate
pool to handle all connections for that service, and then configure the snat
disable or nat disable attribute on that pool. The following section
describes this procedure.
To disable SNAT connections that use a specific service
The following procedure creates an automapped SNAT for a VLAN, creates
a pool that disables SNAT or NAT connections, and then directs a wildcard
virtual server using port 162 to send connections to the newly-defined pool.
1. Enable SNAT automapping on the self IP address for VLAN
my_vlan. For example:
b self 192.168.33.14 vlan my_vlan snat automap enable
2. Create an automapped SNAT for the VLAN my_vlan. For example:
b snat map my_vlan to auto
3. Create a forwarding pool with the snat disable attribute defined.
For example:
b pool snat_disable_pool { snat disable forward }
Note: For information on forwarding pools, see Forwarding pools,
on page 4-47.
4. Create a wildcard virtual server for the VLAN my_vlan, specifying
port 162 and the pool snat_disable_pool. For example:
b virtual my_vlan :162 use pool snat_disable_pool
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