How to Create and Configure Firewall NAT Rules, How to Enable NAT Policies and Port forwarding 

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How to create and configure nat rules and enable nat services
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To create and configure NAT rules, you need to first understand the different types of NAT rules. There are two main types of NAT rules:
Source NAT (SNAT): This type of NAT rule translates the source IP address of an internal host to a public IP address. This is typically used to allow internal hosts to access the internet.
Destination NAT (DNAT): This type of NAT rule translates the destination IP address of an external host to a private IP address. This is typically used to allow external hosts to access internal hosts.
Once you understand the different types of NAT rules, you can start creating them. The specific steps for creating
Steps
Identify the traffic that you want to NAT. This could be all traffic from a specific subnet, or it could be traffic to a specific destination.
Select the type of NAT rule you want to create.
Configure the NAT rule. This includes specifying the source and destination IP addresses, as well as the translated IP addresses.
Enable the NAT rule.