Central Source NAT and Destination NAT

Mike (2842 Posts)

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1. Is there a way to do central snat and dnat in the same flow ?

   When packet is received by Fortigate interface source and destination is as follows;
   original IPs S:10.2.3.1 D:11.2.3.1

   when packet leaves Fortigate, source and destination IP addresses for the same flow should be ;
   translated IPs; S:12.2.3.1 D: 13.2.3.1

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