Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000

Control

Series 3

You can use the detailed policy apply page to apply changes to your NAT policy and to any designated 
targeted devices. The detailed page lists each device targeted by the policy and provides a column for 
the NAT policy by device. You can specify whether to apply changes to a NAT policy for each targeted 
device that is out of date.

Admin/Network Admin

Select 

.

The NAT page appears.

Click the apply icon (

) next to the policy you want to apply.

The Apply NAT Rules pop-up window appears.

Alternatively, you can click

 on the policy Edit page; see 

.

Click 

.

The detailed Apply NAT Rules pop-up window appears.

You can also open the pop-up window from the NAT page (

) by clicking on an out-of-date 

message in the 

 column for the policy.

Select or clear the 

 check box next to the device name to specify whether to apply the NAT 

policy to a targeted device.

Click 

.

Your policy apply task is queued. Click 

 to return to the NAT page.

You can monitor the progress of the policy apply task on the Task Status page (

).

Control

Series 3

A NAT rule is simply a set of configurations and conditions that:

qualifies network traffic

specifies how the traffic that matches those qualifications is translated

You create and edit NAT rules from within an existing NAT policy. Each rule belongs to only one policy.