Products > PRN > Inventory > Network Address Translation Policy Details

What do you see?

The Network Address Translation Policy Details screen identifies the rules used to regulate traffic passing from the PRN(Private Routed Network) to the location port and back.  This screen also displays a listing of other NAT policies associated with the location.  

The screen is divided into three sections.  The Policy Details screen gives you basic information about the location with which the policy is associated.  The Rules section identifies the rules that make up the currently active policy.  The Additional Policies section lists any other NAT policies associated with the location.

• Fields and buttons

  Policy Details Section
  Field	Description
  Location Name	This field displays the customer-maintained identifier for the location to which the policy applies.
  ID	This field displays the unique, provider-maintained identifier for the location to which the policy applies.  This is the value the network uses to recognize the location.
  Address	This field displays the full address(street address, city, state, and ZIP or postal code) of the location in which the location physically resides.
  What is the following policy?	This field gives a brief description of exactly what a Network Address Translation policy is.
  Applied Network Address Translation Policy Section
  Field	Description
  Policy Name	This field displays the unique identifier for the currently active policy.
  Originating Packet
  Source	This column displays the unique IP address(An IP address is the unique identifier for a particular machine on an IP-based network such as the Internet.  Every computer on the network must have a unique IP address.  IP addresses are made up of 32 bits and written as four sets of numbers between 0 and 255, separated by a period, for example 256.43.7.25.  IP addresses are also referred to as IP numbers and Internet addresses.) of the host identified by the packet originator as the packet's source.
  Destination	This column displays the unique IP address of the host identified by the packet originator as the packet's destination.
  Service	This column displays the type of IP traffic, as identified by the source host, governed by each rule.  Service types you will see include: SMTP FTP HTTP HTTPS Domain UDP Ident Any
  Translated Packet
  Source	This column displays the unique IP address of the host identified at the receiving end as the packet's source.
  Destination	This column displays the unique IP address of the host identified by the packet originator as the packet's destination.
  Service	This column displays the type of traffic the receiving host translates each packet into.  Service types you will see include: SMTP FTP HTTP HTTPS Domain UDP Ident Any
  How do I view or create a new policy?	This field briefly describes the way in which you can make one of the Additional Policies become the Applied Policy.
  Additional Policies Section
  Field	Description
  Policy Name(s)	This column displays the unique identifier for each listed policy.
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