NSX NAT
Hello
I am trying to configure NAT in the internal server NAT NSX when border the output of the external interface server.
I tried SNAT and DNAT but it does not work.
192.168.1.2 (server)-> vinc2 (inner edge inside) - > 10.1.218.76 (uplink edge outside the IP vinc4)
Thank you
You have the firewall is enabled on your dashboard?
Note: The firewall function is required to do NAT.
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