Translate VPN client IP addresses using NAT Pool
The NAT pool defines a range of IP addresses that the firewall can use to translate the source address of connections from VPN clients.
The NAT pool translates the addresses in the same way as NAT rules do. Connections that use the NAT Pool must not match any NAT rules.
Note: Make sure that NAT is enabled for this VPN. The
Enable NAT with this VPN option in the properties of the VPN element must be selected. Otherwise, the NAT pool options have no effect.
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Steps
Engine Editor – VPN – Advanced
Use this branch to change advanced VPN settings.
Option | Definition |
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Gateway Settings | The Gateway Settings element that defines performance-related VPN options. |
TCP Tunneling Port | Port used for tunneling Stonesoft VPN Client connections inside TCP connections to bypass intermediary traffic filters and NAT devices. |
Translate IP Addresses Using NAT Pool | When selected, the specified IP address range and port range are used for translating IP addresses of incoming Stonesoft VPN Client connections to internal networks. |
IP Address Range | IP address range for translating IP addresses of incoming Stonesoft VPN Client connections to internal networks. |
Port Range | Port range for translating IP addresses of incoming Stonesoft VPN Client connections to internal networks. |