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Petersaints
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NSX-T 3.0 NAT64

Hi all,

Need help to understand the bellow note about NAT64

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What does it mean? My interpretation is that NAT64 is only supported if the IPV6 address where on the physical world?

I want to test NAT64 between two VRF's lite on NSX-T 3.0. Based on the VMWare document, that will not be possible, right?

Thanks!

Regards.

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Lalegre
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Hey Petersaints​,

Exactly is not supported as NAT64 only works when the traffic comes from an external IPv6 over the Edge Uplink and translates into an IPv4 that inside an Overlay Segment.

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Hey Petersaints​,

Exactly is not supported as NAT64 only works when the traffic comes from an external IPv6 over the Edge Uplink and translates into an IPv4 that inside an Overlay Segment.

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acancro
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If you aren't able to do what you want with NSX-T itself, you might consider adding a virtual machine running Jool (Home (jool.mx)).   It is a really good NAT64 implementation for Linux.   It's even namespace aware so you can run a lot of different NAT64s to overlapping IPv4 target networks on the same machine.  Really, really good stuff.  I'm using it in a service provider environment to reach multiple customers with overlapping private IPv4 address space.  

Art Cancro, VCP-NV 2020
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