An Enterprise customer just acquired a new company, and the Network Enterprise administrator was tasked to integrate over 20 new branches into their existing SD-WAN network. However, these branches have overlapping IPs with the existing branches subnets.
A. Configure a NAT hand off rule at the VMware SD WAN gateway assigned to these new blanches, translating the new branch subnets into a new nan-overlapping subnet
B. Configure a LAN-side NAT rule at the branch device settings, translating its subnets into a new non-overlapping subnet
C. Configure a NAT firewall rule in each branch, translating its subnets into a new non-overlapping subnet
D. Configure a policy based NAT tor each branch translating its subnets Into a new non-overlapping subnet
Answer:B
An Enterprise customer just acquired a new company, and the Network Enterprise administrator was tasked to integrate over 20 new branches into their existing SD-WAN network. However, these branches have overlapping IPs with the existing branches subnets.
A. Configure a NAT hand off rule at the VMware SD WAN gateway assigned to these new blanches, translating the new branch subnets into a new nan-overlapping subnet B. Configure a LAN-side NAT rule at the branch device settings, translating its subnets into a new non-overlapping subnet C. Configure a NAT firewall rule in each branch, translating its subnets into a new non-overlapping subnet D. Configure a policy based NAT tor each branch translating its subnets Into a new non-overlapping subnet