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For details about when a name or IP address is migrated, see the 

.

When the names command is enabled, then for migrated name commands, the same name is used for 
the object network command.

For example, for the following name command used in NAT:

name 10.1.1.1 test

An object network command is created:

object network test

host 10.1.1.1

If the names command is not enabled, and IP addresses are migrated to network objects, then your 
configuration might include network objects where the IP addresses are the same as in name commands, 
but the name of the network object is automatically generated (see the 

), and not the same name as the name command.

For migrated IP addresses used inline, network objects are created using the following naming 
convention:

Hosts and subnets—obj-a.b.c.d.

Only one instance of NAT can be enabled on an object. If you have more than one NAT 
policy applied on a given host or subnet, then a separate network object will be created: 
obj-a.b.c.d-01.

 lists host and subnet inline object migration naming examples.

10.76.6.111 255.255.255.255

obj-10.76.6.111

10.76.0.0 255.255.0.0

obj-10.76.0.0

Ranges—obj-a.b.c.d-p.q.r.s

 lists range inline object migration naming examples.

10.76.6.111-10.76.6.112

obj-10.76.6.111-10.76.6.112