FutureNat-MIB Table View

This table is a read-only table which gives the IP address and port
mappings present in the NAT table. This is nothing but the NAT
translation  table. Rows can neither be created nor be deleted using
the rowstatus column.  Rows are automatically created and deleted by
NAT module. The rowstatus will  always hold the value ACTIVE.

This configuration table is used to list all the global IP addresses
obtained from InterNIC and which can be used by NAT module for
translation.

This table is also a configuration table. The user has to configure
Interfaces, which are connected to inside network and the IP address
ranges, which needs address translations. All the interfaces which are
not given in this table are considered as GLOBAL interfaces (interfaces
connected to  outside network).

This table is a configurable table in which the static IP address
mapping  between the LOCAL IP address and GLOBAL IP address is
configured.

This table is a configurable table in which the static IP address
and Port mapping  between the Local IP address, Local Port and Global
IP address, Global Port is configured.

This tables gives the interface number on which NAT,NAPT,TWICE NAT and
TWO WAY NAT are enabled.

This table gives the IP address and SPI
mappings present in the NAT table. This is nothing but the NAT
translation  table for the IPSec Traffic. Rows are automatically 
created and deleted by  NAT module. 
User can also delete rows using Rowstatus field.

This table gives the IP address and SPI mappings present in the Pending 
Table of NAT for IPSec Traffic. 
Rows are automatically created and deleted by  NAT module. User can delete using RowStatus Field

This table gives the IP address and Cookie mappings present 
in the IKE session Table of NAT . Rows are automatically created 
and deleted by  NAT module. User can also delete row using RowStatus Field

This table gives the port trigger information of the nat module.
Rows are automatically created/deleted on the fly by the user.
User can also delete row using RowStatus Field

This is a configurable table in which the
mapping  between the nat policy filter, identifier and global IP address 
is configured. The filter identifies the traffic by specifying the
source, destination addresses and port information. 
Regular NAT uses source addresses and ports only for address
translation, whereas Policy-based NAT uses both source and destination addresses 
and port.

This table is a read-only table which gives the reserved port trigger
information of the NAT module. Rows can neither be created nor be deleted
using the rowstatus column.  Rows are automatically created and deleted
by NAT module. Port triggering is an important feature in NAT in which 
outbound traffic on predetermined ports ('triggering ports') causes inbound
traffic on specific incoming ports to be dynamically forwarded to the
initiating host. Reserved port Trigger table maintains the 
active port trigger session entries.