• 1. Manage networks
  • 1.1. Display virtual datacenter networks
  • 1.2. Create a private network
  • 1.3. Create IP addresses in private networks
  • 1.4. Edit a private network
  • 1.5. Delete a private network
  • 1.6. Display onboarded external networks
  • 1.7. Delete an onboarded external network
  • 1.8. Set the default network for a virtual datacenter
  • 1.9. Obtain IP addresses from public networks
  • 1.10. Obtain public IP addresses in public cloud
  • 1.11. Synchronize public IP addresses with the cloud provider
  • 1.12. Release a reserved public IP address
  • 1.13. Limit Public IP bandwidths for a VDC
  • 1.14. Reserve private IPs
• 2. Manage NAT
  • 2.1. Display NAT rules
  • 2.2. Create a NAT rule for DNAT
  • 2.3. Create a NAT rule for SNAT
  • 2.4. Use a NAT IP for a load balancer
  • 2.5. Obtain an additional NAT IP for your virtual datacenter
  • 2.6. Limit NAT IP bandwidth for a VDC
• 3. Manage firewalls
  • 3.1. Introduction to firewalls
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  • 3.2. Display firewall policies
    
  • 3.3. Synchronize firewall policies
  • 3.4. Create a firewallpolicy
  • 3.5. Edit firewall rules
  • 3.6. Move firewall policies
  • 3.7. Troubleshooting firewalls
  • 3.8. Delete a firewall policy
• 4. Manage load balancers
  • 4.1. Display load balancers
  • 4.2. Create load balancers
  • 4.3. Edit load balancers
• 5. Manage VPNs

Manage networks

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1. Go to Virtual datacenters → select virtual datacenter → Network → NAT
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To display NAT rules for a VM:

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Create a NAT rule for SNAT

To send outgoing traffic through a NAT IP that is not the default one, add an additional SNAT rule with these steps:

To create an SNAT rule:

1. Go to Virtual datacenters → Virtual appliances → edit VM
2. If your VM does not yet have an IP, go to Network → NICs and add a private IP
3. Go to Network → SNAT
4. Click the + add button on the top right-hand side of the tab

5. Enter the addresses of the SNAT rule

   

   For more details see GUI Add NAT rule SNAT
   
   

6. Click Add
7. Save the VM

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