Basic NAT Maintenance Operations

After NAT is configured, you can check the configuration result and view or clear NAT statistics.

**Table 1** NAT rule maintenance operations
Operation	Command
Rename a NAT rule.	rule rename old-name new-name
Change the positions of NAT rules.	rule move rule-name1 { { after \| before } rule-name2 \| up \| down \| top \| bottom }
Clone a NAT rule.	rule copy rule-name new-rule-name
Enable or disable the current NAT rule.	enable or disable

Table 2 lists the operations for checking NAT configurations.

**Table 2** Checking NAT configurations
Operation	Command
Check existing NAT address pools.	display nat address-group [name group-name \| id group-id \| all-systems \| vsys vsysname ]
Check NAT policy rule configurations.	display nat-policy rule { all [ slot slot-id cpu cpu-id ] \| name rule-name } display nat-policy rule [ verbose ] { source-zone { source-zone-name \| any } \| destination-zone { destination-zone-name \| any } \| { source { source-ip-address \| any } \| destination { destination-ip-address \| any } } \| protocol { { tcp \| udp \| sctp } [source-port source-port \| destination-port destination-port ]^* \| icmp \| protocol-number \| any } }^*
View the NAT Server configuration.	display nat server [ all-systems \| vsys vsysname ] display nat server { id nat-server-id \| name nat-server-name \| global-ip global-ip \| inside-ip inside-ip } [ vsys vsysname ] display nat server mib [ mib-index ]
View the configuration of Destination NAT address pools.	display destination-nat address-group [ [ id address-group-number \| name address-group-name ] [ vsys vsysname ] \| all-systems ]