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This page describes how to configure Network address translation (NAT) for datacenters in infrastructure.
For details of how to manage NAT rules in virtual datacenters, see Manage NAT for virtual datacenters

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  1. Go to Infrastructure → Private → select datacenter → 

  2. Select a datacenter and go to Network → Devices

  3. To define the NAT integration in Abiquo

    Create a device for NAT

     

    1. For the NSX-T integration, create an NSX-T device

    2. For the NSX-V NAT integration, create a NAT device

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  1. Go to InfrastructurePrivate or Public

  2. Select a datacenter or region

  3. Go to Servers view → Network → NAT

  4. Click the + add button

  5. Create networks with ranges of public IPs for NAT

    1. The Netmask is the network mask in CIDR format.
      For IPv4, the networks created in the platform the netmask can have a value from 16 to 30 inclusive, and for IPv6, it can have a value of 64, 56, or 48

    2. The Device when using NSX is the device that will manage the NAT network 

       Create a NAT networkImage Removed Create a NAT networkImage Added
  6. To add IP addresses to your network, click the + add button in the top right-hand corner of the Networks page.

     Add IP addresses to the NAT network

Enter the Number of IPs to create and the From IP address (the first in the range). The From IP address must be a new address that does not already exist in the network. After creating the first IP address, the platform will try to create the other IPs and it will skip any existing IP addresses.

For example, if you have IP addresses in network 30.30.30.30, which are 30, 33, and 34 and then you request 3 new IPs from 30.30.30.31. The new IPs created should be as follows: 31, 32, 35

30.30.30.30

30.30.30.31

30.30.30.32

30.30.30.33

30.30.30.34

30.30.30.35

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