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Ihenock1011
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Is manual NAT Stateful?

Hi all,

I want to know if I write a manual NAT rule, e.g., source server X, destination Y, port 443 for outgoing traffic, and the traffic is only one-directional (X goes to Y). Do I need a manual NAT rule for the response traffic from Y to X in the same session?

Thanks,

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Monday
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Manual NAT rules are stateful, no need for S2C NAT rules.

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Manual NAT rules are stateful, no need for S2C NAT rules.

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