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  • 1.  Persistent NAT Binding Limits

    Posted 12-07-2015 02:44

    Hi all,

     

    Does anyone know what the Persistant NAT Binding Limits are for the various Branch and High-end SRX devices and whether these are hard limits or configuration defined?

     

    (As shown by show security nat source persistant-nat-table summary : binding total <num>)

     

    We're currently topping out our SRX650 with approx 250 users (low traffic levels though) and would like to know what our options are.

     

    SRX650 gives: 32768 as the total

     

    Thanks



  • 2.  RE: Persistent NAT Binding Limits
    Best Answer

    Posted 12-07-2015 03:11

    Hello,

    The eaiest option is to exclude volume traffic (HTTP/HTTPS/DNS/mail/VPNs such as IPSec/PPTP/OpenVPN etc) from "persisitent-nat"-ing. This traffic does not need incoming connections which is what "persistent-nat" is for. Moreover, it does not even use constant source port which is also a prerequisite for "persistent-nat" to accept incoming connecitons on.

    You can do it by configuring a NAT rule which matches on specific dst.ports, and place it above Your "persistent-nat" rule.

    HTH

    Thx

    Alex



  • 3.  RE: Persistent NAT Binding Limits

    Posted 12-07-2015 03:54

    Hi Alex,

     

    Thanks, that's a fantastic solution.

     

    Do you think we should still try and collate the Binding Limits so others know what they are? I've googled high and low and nowhere have I been able to find them. I've got some smaller SRX's lying around, so can get them from those, would need people with the high-end ones to chip in.



  • 4.  RE: Persistent NAT Binding Limits

    Posted 12-07-2015 04:28

    Hello,

     


    @Oli Stockman wrote:

     

    Do you think we should still try and collate the Binding Limits so others know what they are? I've googled high and low and nowhere have I been able to find them.


    The easiest way is to contact Your nearest friendly Juniper SE and ask for per-platform limits.

    HTH

    Thx

    Alex