[j-nsp] NAT Question

[Uwe Sauerland]

Hello,

I need to do an awful lot of static NATs on a Juniper M7i (with ASM).

Is there anyone who succesfully added more than 1 service set with 250 terms 
onto the same interface? With regard to docs it should be possible to 

- place 3 service-sets onto the interface using service-filter
- and 250 term each service-set

I succesfully added a seconds service-set (incl. a service-filter), but the 
still seems to be a cut-off after 250 terms.

I would also like to see Junper maing NAT configs more easier.

Any help is highly appraciated.

Thanks!

Uwe

Am Mittwoch, 11. Mai 2005 21:13 schrieb info at beprojects.com:
> > I am working with a J-Series w/ the firewall license, so please spare me
> > "you need an AS PIC for this" responses ;)  I've successfully (albeit
> > not gracefully) configured a one-to-one IP mapping, but I'm confused as
> > to whether Junos supports a simple port-to-port translation.
>
> I was never able to figure this out either.  I would have called JTAC,
> but I called them on a J-Series issue about 2 months ago and the three
> people I spoke to had never seen a J router before.
>
> > BTW, can anyone from Juniper let me know whether it's at all possible to
> > make NAT configurations in Junos just a tad more complicated?  I
> > certainly need more frustration in my life on top of having to pay $$ to
> > turn on a feature like NAT.
>
> I second this.  I think it takes me 8 lines to enter a single
> inbound/outbound static NAT.  What a pain in the butt.  On a C, once you
> enter the nat inside and outside, a bi-directional NAT takes one line.
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