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Edit and Delete a NAT Policy

You can edit or delete a NAT policy from the NAT Policies page.

Edit a NAT Policy

To modify the parameters configured for a NAT Policy:

  1. Select Network > NAT Management > NAT Policies.

    The NAT Policies page appears.

  2. Select the NAT policy you want to edit, and then click on the edit icon (pencil symbol).

    The Edit NAT Policy page appears, showing the same fields as those seen when you create a new NAT policy.

  3. Modify the parameters according to the guidelines provided in Create a NAT Policy.
  4. Click OK to save the changes.

    The modified NAT policy is displayed in the NAT Policies page.

Delete a NAT Policy

You can mark a NAT policy for deletion and delete the policy from the device. You can also revert the policy marked for deletion.

Note:

When the NAT policy is deleted, the NAT rules associated with the policy are deleted from device.

To delete a NAT policy:

  1. Select Network > NAT Management > NAT Policies.
    The NAT Policies page opens.
  2. Select the NAT policy that you want to delete and then click the delete icon.
    A message requesting confirmation for the deletion appears.
  3. Click Yes to delete the selected NAT policy.
    The policy is marked for deletion and the status changes to "NAT flagged to be deleted".
    Note:

    • The policy NAT is not deleted from the device at this moment. You must deploy the policy to delete it from the devices.

    • You cannot edit the NAT policy that is marked to be deleted. However, you can edit the rules for the policy. After you edit the rules, the policy status is changed to Redeploy required. See Edit, Clone, and Delete a NAT Policy Rule.
  4. Optional: To revert the delete operation, hover over the flag icon in the status column and select Undo Delete from the pop-up.
    The NAT policy reverts to the previous status.
  5. Select the NAT policy and click Deploy.
    The Deploy page opens.
  6. Click OK.

    • A policy deletion job is created. Click the job ID to go to the Jobs page and view the status of the delete operation.

    • After a successful deployment, the selected NAT policy is deleted.

Delete a NAT Policy from Unassigned Devices

If multiple devices are assigned to a NAT policy, you can unassign the devices and re-deploy the NAT policy to delete the policy from the unassigned devices.

Note:

When you delete a NAT policy, the rules associated with the NAT policy are deleted from device.
  1. Select Network > NAT Management > NAT Policies.
    The NAT Policies page appears.
  2. Select the NAT policy for which you want to unassign the devices, and then click the pencil icon.
    The Edit NAT Policy page appears displaying the same options that you entered while creating the NAT policy.
  3. Select the devices from the Selected column and click the left-arrow to move the devices to the Available column.
  4. Click OK.
    A message appears requesting confirmation for the deletion of the policy for the unselected devices.
  5. Click Yes.
    The NAT policy status column displays the number of unassigned devices of unassigned devices. Hover over the device count link to view the list of unassigned devices.
    Note:

    • The NAT policy is not deleted from the unassigned devices at this moment. You must deploy the policy to delete it from the unassigned devices.

    • You can revert the changes by editing the NAT policy and assigning the devices again to the security policy.
  6. Select the NAT policy and click Deploy.
    The Deploy page opens.
  7. Click OK.

    • A policy deletion job is created. Click the job ID to go to the Jobs page and view the status of the delete operation.

    • After a successful deployment, the selected NAT policy is deleted from the assigned devices.