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Nat Rule 0

Hi all

I have a requirement to split NATing between different users in my office. I managed to configure this successfully but after going live some PCs have access to the internet while some do not. On the Log viewer, the ones that do not have access to internet have their traffic logged as allowed but processed by a NAT rule 0. I'm certain this is what is causing issues. can anyone help on how to resolve this?



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  • Hi,

    the answer is very simple, the ones that don't do not meet any of the firewall rule requirements. I don't understand why you are doing this through NAT rules rather than firewall rules with user selection policies?

    Ian

  • I cannot use user selection policies as two specific departments have to use a different ISP from other departments. so on the initial NAT the source was ALL. On the new NAT rules the source are the respective subnets achieved by using the host feature. The firewall rules remain the same as the only thing that changes is the source parameter and the outbound interface on the NAT rules.

  • Hi,

    well some of your Nat rules are not being met. I suggest you review the sd-wan and see f that might help, also you might try using the user selection process and create seperate rules for each department, further you could also investigate linked rules.

    though ultimately you will need to refine your firewall rules for improved management.

    ian

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  • Hi,

    well some of your Nat rules are not being met. I suggest you review the sd-wan and see f that might help, also you might try using the user selection process and create seperate rules for each department, further you could also investigate linked rules.

    though ultimately you will need to refine your firewall rules for improved management.

    ian

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