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    To enhance security, administrators can NAT traffic generated by Cyberoam so its interface IP addresses are hidden. This involves logging into the Cyberoam CLI, accessing the console, and using the "set advanced-firewall cr-traffic-nat add" command to NAT Cyberoam traffic to a specified destination IP with a specified SNAT IP address.

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    To enhance security, administrators can NAT traffic generated by Cyberoam so its interface IP addresses are hidden. This involves logging into the Cyberoam CLI, accessing the console, and using the "set advanced-firewall cr-traffic-nat add" command to NAT Cyberoam traffic to a specified destination IP with a specified SNAT IP address.

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    How to NAT Cyberoam-generated Traffic?

    Applicable Version: 10.00 onwards


    To enhance the security of Cyberoam Appliance, Administrator can NAT the traffic generated by
    Cyberoam so that the actual IP Address of its interface(s) is not exposed.
    You can NAT traffic generated by Cyberoam by following the steps given below.
    1. Login to Cyberoam CLI Console.
    2. Go to Option 4. Cyberoam Console and execute the following command.
    console> set advanced-firewall cr-traffic-nat
    address> snatip <SNAT IP address>

    add

    destination

    <destination

    IP

    Where 172.16.16.5 is the host to which Cyberoam traffic is destined and 192.168.2.1 is the IP
    address with which Cyberoam traffic is NATted.

    Document Version: 1.1 8 October, 2014

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