Abiquo 5.1
To display NAT rules for a VM: To manage or display NAT rules for a VM: To enable VMs outside your VDC to connect to a VM with a private IP address, after you obtain a NAT IP, create a destination NAT rule, which is also called a DNAT rule. To create a DNAT rule: Enter the details of the DNAT rule To send outgoing traffic through a NAT IP that is not the default one, add an additional SNAT rule with these steps: To create an SNAT rule: Enter the addresses of the SNAT rule Select the IP address for outgoing connections To use a NAT IP address as a public IP address for a load balancer: The platform will automatically create a NAT rule to match the port mappings of the routing rule of the load balancer. To obtain an additional NAT IP address: The platform will reserve an IP address and allocate it to your virtual datacenter. You can then use the NAT IP address as the public IP address for a load balancer or to provide access to a private IP address. Privileges: Manage NAT bandwidth limit When you create a virtual datacenter, the new "natbandwidthlimit" attribute is present but you must edit the virtual datacenter to enable it in the platform and in the NSX. To edit the bandwidth limit and apply it in the NSX: To register changes that were made outside the platform, save existing NAT bandwidth values. In the API, to register changes, send a POST request with the existing values.Display NAT rules
Create a NAT rule for DNAT
Create a NAT rule for SNAT
Field Description Original Select the IP that is attached to the VM Translated (NAT IP) Use a NAT IP for a load balancer
Obtain an additional NAT IP for your virtual datacenter
Limit NAT IP bandwidth for a VDC
Field Description Provider ID Read only Enabled To enable traffic shaping in a specific direction, select this checkbox Average The average amount of bandwidth, in bits per second, that the virtual datacenter can use Peak The maximum bandwidth in bits per second that the virtual datacenter can use Burst size The amount of data that can be transmitted at the peak bandwidth rate in bytes. A burst bonus accumulates when traffic is below the Average value and this bandwidth can be used for bursts.