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User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2
OL-26572-01
Chapter
7






Configuring

Virtual

Servers
Configuring
Virtual

Servers
Step
4
In
the

NAT

table,

click
Add
t

o

add

an

entry,

or


choose

an

existing

entry

and

click
Edit
to

modify

it.
Step
5
In
the
VLAN
drop-down

list,
choose
t

he
VLAN
that

you

want

to

use

f

or
NAT.
VLANs
that

have

previously

been

defined

for

NAT

do

not

appear

in

this

list.

VLAN

numbers

provide

an
indication
of

available

NAT

pools.
Step
6
In
the

NAT

Pool

ID

drop-down

list,
choose
the

NAT

pool

that

you

want

to
associate
with

the
selected
VLAN.
Note
the

following

about

the

NAT

pool

ID

selections:
NAT
Pool

IDs

(Begin

IP

-

End

IP:

Netmask:

PAT)

appear

in

a

format

that

provides

the

details

of

the
beginning
and

ending

IP

address

range,

netmask,

and

the

PAT

enabled

or

disabled

setting.

For

example:
2
(10.77.241.2

-

10.77.241.15:

255.255.255.192:

PAT

Enabled).
If
the

NAT

pool

had

previously

been

associated

but

is

no

longer

defined,

then

it

appears

as
“<NAT_POOL_ID>
(Warning:

Undefined

NAT

Pool)”.

For

example:
2
(Warning:

Undefined

NAT

Pool)
For
more

information

about

NAT

pools,

see

the

“Configuring

VLAN

Interface

NAT

Pools”

section

on
page
12-26 .
Step
7
Do
one

of

the

following:

•
Click
OK
to

save
your
entries
and

to
return
to

the

NAT

table.
The
NAT

table

refreshes

with

the

new
entry.

•
Click
Cancel
t

o
exit
the
procedure
without
saving

your

entries
and
t

o
return
t

o
the
NAT

table.
Step
8
When
you

finish

configuring

virtual
server
pr

operties,

do

one


of

t

he

following:

•
Click
Deploy
Now

to

deploy
this

configuration

on

t

he
ACE
and

save

your

entries

t

o

the
running-configuration
and

startup-configuration

files.

•
Click
Cancel
to

exit

this

procedure

without

saving
your
entries
and
to
return

to

the

Virtual

Servers
table.

•
Click
Deploy
Later

to

save

your
entries
and
apply
the
configuration

at

a

later

time.
Related
Topics

•
Configuring
Virtual

Servers,

page
7-2

•
Configuring
Virtual

Server

Properties,

page
7-11

•
Configuring
Virtual

Server
SSL
Termination,

page
7-17

•
Configuring
Virtual
Server
Protocol

Inspection,

page
7-18

•
Configuring
Virtual
Server
Layer

7

Lo

ad

Balancing,

page
7-30

•
Configuring
Virtual

Server
Default
Layer

7

Load

Balancing,

page
7-50