Brocade Mobility RFS7000-GR Controller CLI Reference Guide (Supporting software release 4.1.0.0-040GR and later) - Manual (Page 207)

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Global Configuration Commands
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Usage Guidelines 1
By using the ip access-list parameter you enter the following contexts:
• ext-nacl — Extended ACL. For more details see Extended ACL Instance on page 351.
nat Network Address Translation (NAT).
Syntax
ip nat <inside | outside> destination (static)|source list
<access-list name> overload interface <interface name>
•
<inside|outside> – Defines the interface as private (inside) or public (external).
NAT translations refer to this keyword to identify translations applied to
incoming packets on an interface.
Refer to
ip on page 318 for details on marking an interface as private (inside)
or public (external).
•
destination (static <A.B.C.D) – Use the keyword destination to add a
destination address translation. Use the key word static to specify local
global mapping.
•
source list <access-list name> – Use the keyword source to add a source
address translation. Use the keyword list (access list) to specify the traffic for
NAT. This NAT is the source IP address of the traffic matching the access list.
•
interface <interface name> overload– Public or outgoing interface name. The
source IP address of the traffic gets translated to the IP address of the selected
interface.
NOTE: Use this command to configure port NAT.
Syntax
ip nat <inside | outside> destination (static) |source list
<access-list name> overload interface <interface name>
•
<inside|outside> – Defines the interface as private (inside) or public (external).
NAT translations refer to this keyword to identify translations applied to
incoming packets on an interface.
Refer to
ip on page 318 for details on marking an interface as private (inside)
or public (external).
•
source list <access-list name> – Use the keyword source to add a source
address translation. Use the keyword list (access list) to specify the traffic for
NAT. This NAT is the source IP address of the traffic matching the access list.
•
interface <interface name> overload– Public or outgoing interface name. The
source IP address of the traffic gets translated to the IP adress of the selected
interface.
NOTE: Use this command to configure port NAT.
route Establish static routes.
•
A.B.C.D – IP destination prefix. Adds a static route entry in the IP routing table.
•
A.B.C.D/M – IP destination prefix. Adds a static route entry in the IP routing
table.
•
next hop – IP address of the next hop that is used in to reach the destination.
routing Turn on IP routing.
ssh Secured Shell (SSH) Server.
•
port– Listening port. The value can be between 0-65536.
•
rsa – RSA encryption key.
•
keypair-name – Configures a RSA keypair used for encryption.
•
WORD – RSA keypair name.