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panos_nat_policy - create a policy NAT rule

New in version 2.3.

DEPRECATED

Removed in Ansible:
 version: 2.9
Why:This module depended on outdated and old SDK, use panos_nat_rule instead.
Alternative:Use panos_nat_rule instead.

Synopsis

  • Create a policy nat rule. Keep in mind that we can either end up configuring source NAT, destination NAT, or both. Instead of splitting it into two we will make a fair attempt to determine which one the user wants.

Requirements

The below requirements are needed on the host that executes this module.

  • pan-python

Parameters

Parameter
Choices/Defaults
Comments
commit
    Choices:
  • no
  • yes ←
commit if changed
destination
Default:
[u'any']
list of destination addresses
dnat_address
dnat translated address
dnat_port
dnat translated port
from_zone
required
list of source zones
ip_address
required
IP address (or hostname) of PAN-OS device
override
    Choices:
  • no ←
  • yes
attempt to override rule if one with the same name already exists
password
required
password for authentication
rule_name
required
name of the SNAT rule
service
Default:
any
service
snat_address
snat translated address
snat_bidirectional
    Choices:
  • no ←
  • yes
bidirectional flag
snat_interface
snat interface
snat_interface_address
snat interface address
snat_type
type of source translation
source
Default:
[u'any']
list of source addresses
to_zone
required
destination zone
username
Default:
admin
username for authentication

Examples

# Create a source and destination nat rule
  - name: create nat SSH221 rule for 10.0.1.101
    panos_nat:
      ip_address: "192.168.1.1"
      password: "admin"
      rule_name: "Web SSH"
      from_zone: ["external"]
      to_zone: "external"
      source: ["any"]
      destination: ["10.0.0.100"]
      service: "service-tcp-221"
      snat_type: "dynamic-ip-and-port"
      snat_interface: "ethernet1/2"
      dnat_address: "10.0.1.101"
      dnat_port: "22"
      commit: False

Status

This module is flagged as deprecated and will be removed in version { deprecated[‘removed_in’] | default(‘’) | string | convert_symbols_to_format }@. For more information see DEPRECATED.

Author

  • Luigi Mori (@jtschichold), Ivan Bojer (@ivanbojer)

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