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IPv4 Addresses

Each virtual gateway comes with a default IPv4 address that belongs to the Virtual Gateway governing the network. The default (source - NAT) IPv4 address can be used to access the Virtual Gateway publicly or via Remote Access (RA) VPN. Manage NAT gateway

Adding Public IPv4 Addresses

You can add additional public IPv4 addresses to configure firewall rules, port forwarding rules and source NATs.

  1. Click on the Add Public IPv4 Address button. The following screen appears: Manage NAT gateway

  2. Select Monthly or Hourly option and then click the Confirm Purchase button. The following screen appears.

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  3. Verify the details and click the Confirm button to create complete adding a public IPv4 address.

Managing Firewall Rules

  1. Click on the Firewall Rules icon. Manage NAT gateway
  2. Enter the details as shown to create a new firewall rule.
    1. Select Traffic Rule from the drop-down list.
    2. Enter the Source CIDR.
    3. Select the Protocol from the drop-down list.
    4. Enter the Start Port.
    5. Enter the End Port.
    6. Click on Add Rule. Manage NAT gateway

Managing Port Forwarding Rules

  1. Click on the Port Forwarding Rule icon. Manage NAT gateway The following screen appears where you can view the already created port forwarding rules.

  2. To add a new rule, click on Add Rule. Manage NAT gateway

  3. Enter the required details to add a rule. Manage NAT gateway

  4. Click the Add Port Forwarding Rule button.

Changing Source NAT IPv4 Address

  1. Click in the Source NAT icon. Manage NAT gateway

  2. Click the Okay button.
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Deleting IP Address

  1. Click on the Delete IP icon. Manage NAT gateway
  2. Select the checkbox and click the Delete Now button. Manage NAT gateway
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    This is an irreversible action.