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KostasGR
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‎2023-02-11 06:36 PM
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How to export the NAT policy in a format source IP , destination ,SNAT, DNAT?

Hello Community 

How export the NAT policy in a format source IP , destination ,SNAT, DNAT?

BR,

Kostas

 

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Timothy_Hall
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MVP Gold
‎2023-02-12 06:53 AM
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Just hit Actions...Export while looking at the desired NAT policy in SmartConsole.  Once it is exported into csv format you can massage how the data is presented however you like.

nat_export.jpg

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Timothy_Hall
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‎2023-02-12 06:53 AM
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Just hit Actions...Export while looking at the desired NAT policy in SmartConsole.  Once it is exported into csv format you can massage how the data is presented however you like.

nat_export.jpg

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the_rock
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‎2023-02-12 08:03 AM
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What Tim gave you is pretty much the only way I know as well.

Best,
Andy
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