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1600 gateway NAT setting confusion
hello,
I'm configuring a bunch of 1600's (quantum spark) in a hub and spoke type of topology.
1600's at the branches and 6200 at HQ. (ALL INTERNET TRAFFIC FLOWS VIA HQ)
and i see two NAT settings on the 1600's and i'm not quite sure how they should be set.
1 - under internet connection > advanced settings
2 - under access policy
Do I want these both off?
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You can turn both of these off, yes.
These rules are meant for Internet access from the LAN or other networks behind the device.
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that's fine but what happens if they conflict - which one takes priority?
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I presume the one under Access Policy applies to all Internet connections versus the one under the specific Internet connection, which just applies to that one.
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As @PhoneBoy mentioned, the one under access policy would apply to EVERYTHING internal being natted when going outbound, so its more broad and would take precedence.
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Currently, both are set to the same: Do NOT hide internal networks = Hide internal Networks OFF
With one ISP, one should change if the other is changed...
