TrafficNAT Type

The following table describes the elements for the trafficNat type object which represents the Network Address Translation (NAT) information for a traffic line.

Element	Type	Description
sourceMandatory	String	The source NAT value after translation.
destinationMandatory	String	The destination NAT value after translation.
portMandatory	String	The port value after translation.
typeOptional	Integer	The type of NAT. The possible values are: 0 - Static NAT 1 - Dynamic NAT

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FireFlow SOAP data types

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TrafficNAT Type

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