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Jliz_44390
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Jul 27, 2007

Matching Source and Destination for NAT

I've let this simple problem drive me nuts now for a day and half and I've yet to find the solution.     I'm trying to NAT when a request is made from a server behind the LB to a VIP on the same...
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Esa_Kuusisto_27
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Aug 01, 2007

Hi

Thanks for the help. With examples I made a simple iRule:


when CLIENT_ACCEPTED {
  if { ( [matchclass [IP::client_addr] equals $::NattedNetwork] )
and  [matchclass [IP::remote_addr] equals $:rivateNetwork]}{
  forward
    
} elseif { [matchclass [IP::client_addr] equals $::NattedNetwork] }{
snat automap
} else {
forward
}
}

Class NattedNetwork is network where I do not want to use SNAT and class PrivateNetwork is network where I want to NAT in certain cases.

-Esa

PS. I know, last else with forward is not needed