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    Alias for Source outbound NAT?

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      furom
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      Hi,
      I would like to use an alias for the source definitions of my outbound NAT rule. Alias is defined, but as a list of networks (n.n.n.n/nn). How can I use this alias without again having to specify another mask here, as it is already set for each entry in the alias?

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        viragomann @furom
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        @furom
        For an alias you have to set a /32 mask.
        So select network, enter the alias in the next field and select 32 for the mask.

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          furom @viragomann
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          @viragomann Thanks, that was not so obvious, but makes sense :)

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            iorx @furom
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            @furom

            Hi, got a similar problem here.

            What work:
            Setting a single ip/32 in my NAT -forward as source
            Setting the an alias which only have one entry.

            Doesn't work:
            Alias with multiple hosts or networks(/32)

            Also got a port alias connected to this NAT. 21, 8096,49152-50152

            Can't figure out why I can't use an source alias with multiple entries on this NAT.

            Any suggestions?

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