Preventing IP address translation ranges for outside interface traversal
Preventing IP address translation ranges for outside interface traversal is a Twice NAT configuration that
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translates a pool of IP addresses to itself to preserve original addressing
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ensures IP addresses arrive unchanged at their destination, and
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enables site-to-site VPN connectivity by maintaining address integrity.
Use case information
This Twice NAT configuration enables site-to-site VPN by preventing address translation for specific IP ranges.
The translation strategy involves translating a pool of IP addresses to itself so that IP addresses in one network location arrive unchanged in another location.