To view the details of an NSX-T NAT rule, use the following request:

GET /nsxt_edge_gateways/:nsxt_edge_gateway_id/nat_rules/:id.xml
GET /nsxt_edge_gateways/:nsxt_edge_gateway_id/nat_rules/:id.json


XML Request Example

curl -i -X GET http://onapp.test/nsxt_edge_gateways/:nsxt_edge_gateway_id/nat_rules/:id.xml -u 'user_email:api_key' -H 'Accept: application/xml' -H 'Content-type: application/xml'
CODE


JSON Request Example

curl -i -X GET http://onapp.test/nsxt_edge_gateways/:nsxt_edge_gateway_id/nat_rules/:id.json -u 'user_email:api_key' -H 'Accept: application/json' -H 'Content-type: application/json'
CODE


XML Output Example

<vcloud_nsxt_nat_rule>
  <id type="integer">300</id>
  <identifier>8a4c6f46-1128-4902-924e-3a3eefc8ecd3</identifier>
  <label>ms SNAT all fields</label>
  <description>some description</description>
  <enabled type="boolean">true</enabled>
  <rule_type>SNAT</rule_type>
  <vcloud_nsxt_edge_gateway_id type="integer">32</vcloud_nsxt_edge_gateway_id>
  <port nil="true"/>
  <logging type="boolean">true</logging>
  <system type="boolean">false</system>
  <version type="integer">0</version>
  <vcloud_nsxt_application_port_profile_id nil="true"/>
  <created_at type="dateTime">2022-02-02T18:28:41+03:00</created_at>
  <updated_at type="dateTime">2022-02-02T18:28:41+03:00</updated_at>
  <vcloud_nsxt_external_ip_address>192.168.1.49</vcloud_nsxt_external_ip_address>
  <vcloud_nsxt_internal_ip_address>192.168.1.46</vcloud_nsxt_internal_ip_address>
  <vcloud_nsxt_destination_ip_address>192.168.1.59</vcloud_nsxt_destination_ip_address>
</vcloud_nsxt_nat_rule>
CODE


Where:

vcloud_nsxt_nat_rule - the NSX-T NAT rule with the following information:

   id - the ID of the NSX-T NAT rule

   identifier - the identifier of the NSX-T NAT rule

   label - the name of the NSX-T NAT rule

   description - a description of an NSX-T NAT rule

   enabled - true if the NSX-T NAT rule is enabled; otherwise, false

   rule_type - source NAT (SNAT) or destination NAT (DNAT), NO DNAT (prevents the translation of the external IP address of packets received by an organization VDC from an external network or another organization VDC network), and NO SNAT (prevents the translation of the internal IP address of packets sent from an organization VDC out to an external network or another organization VDC network)

   vcloud_nsxt_edge_gateway_id - the ID of the NSX-T edge gateway

   port - applicable to a DNAT rule only; the port of packets received by an organization VDC network that is coming from an external network or another organization VDC network to be translated by the DNAT rule

   logging - true if logging is enabled; otherwise, false

   system - always false

   version - the version of the NSX-T NAT rule. It is 0 when a rule has just been created, 1 if it has been edited once, 2 if it has been edited twice, etc.

   vcloud_nsxt_application_port_profile_id - the ID of the NSX-T application port profile

   created_at - the date when the NSX-T NAT rule was created in the [YYYY][MM][DD]T[hh][mm][ss]Z format

   updated_at - the date when the NSX-T NAT rule was updated in the [YYYY][MM][DD]T[hh][mm][ss]Z format

   vcloud_nsxt_external_ip_address - the public IP address of the NSX-T edge gateway for which you are configuring a DNAT or SNAT rule. The IP addresses must belong to the sub-allocated IP range of the edge gateway; can be IPv4 or CIDR only

   vcloud_nsxt_internal_ip_address - if the type of the NSX-T NAT rule is DNAT, it is the IP address or the range of IP addresses of the virtual server for which you are configuring the DNAT rule so that they can receive traffic from the external network; if the type of the NSX-T NAT rule is SNAT or NO SNAT, it is the IP address or the range of IP addresses of the virtual servers for which you are configuring the SNAT or NO SNAT rule so that they can send traffic to the external network; can be IPv4 or CIDR only

   vcloud_nsxt_destination_ip_address - the IP address or the range of IP addresses in CIDR format to which traffic is applied by a SNAT or NO SNAT rule. If blank, a SNAT rule applies to all destinations outside of the local subnet