SNAT_Translation (object)¶
Configures explicit secure network address translation (SNAT) address
Properties (* = required):
| name | type(s) | default | allowed values | description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| address* | string | “f5ip” formatted string | The IP address of the SNAT translation | |
| adminState | string | “enable” | “enable”, “disable” | Specifies the state of the SNAT translation |
| arpEnabled | boolean | true | true, false | Specifies that the NAT sends ARP requests |
| class* | string | “SNAT_Translation” | ||
| ipIdleTimeout | “indefinite” | Specifies time in seconds that connections to an IP address initiated using a SNAT address are allowed to remain idle before being automatically disconnected. Specifying ‘indefinite’ prevents the connection from timing out. | ||
| label | string | “^[^x00-x1fx22#&*<>?x5b-x5d`x7f]*$” | Optional friendly name for this object. Allows 0-64 chars, excluding a few likely to cause trouble with string searching, JS, TCL, or HTML | |
| maxConnections | integer | 0 | 0 - 4294967295 | Specifies a limit on the number of connections a translation address must reach before it no longer initiates a connection. A value of 0 indicates the setting is disabled. |
| remark | string | “^[^x00-x1fx22x5cx7f]*$” | Arbitrary (brief) text pertaining to this object. Allows 0-64 chars, excluding only control characters, double-quote, and backslash. This is permissive enough that you should worry about XSS attacks | |
| tcpIdleTimeout | “indefinite” | Specifies time in seconds that TCP connections initiated using a SNAT address are allowed to remain idle before being automatically disconnected. Specifying ‘indefinite’ prevents the connection from timing out. | ||
| trafficGroup | string | “default” | Specifies the traffic group which the SNAT_Translation belongs | |
| udpIdleTimeout | “indefinite” | Specifies time in seconds that UDP connections initiated using a SNAT address are allowed to remain idle before being automatically disconnected. Specifying ‘indefinite’ prevents the connection from timing out. |