02-10-2018 12:32 AM
Hi
I have two virtual routers say customer-1 and customer-2 having subnets 10.10.10.0/24 (overlapping subnet). Now internet connection line is on eth1/1 which is in default virtual router. Both customer-1 and customer-2 needs to access the internet but I am wondering how source NAT will work in this case?
Also for reverse traffic for 10.10.10.0/24 subnet in default route will work?
Thanks
02-19-2018 03:16 AM
I would setup NAT from one to a non-overlapping subnet on egress from the VR into the ISP VR.
This will give everything a unique address from the ISP VR perspective and return the traffic to the correct sources.
02-11-2018 11:43 PM
overlapping subnets on different VR will not interfere unless you need them to converge, at which time you will get a conflict
a solution to this situation could be to implement separate VSYS (rather than just separating VR) and enabling the 'shared gateway' feature which automatically provides for this sort of situation
Alternatively you can look into using PBF with symmetric return which will keep track of the original source when forwarding packets, and returns the packets to the proper origin
02-12-2018 02:43 AM
Thanks for the reply.
For shared gateway solution, if traffic is initiated from 10.10.10.10 from VR1 (which is in VSYS1) and at the same time 10.10.10.10 from VR2 (which is in VSYS2) to internet through shared gateway (where source NAT is happening) then how I can define the reverse route for 10.10.10.0/24 in shared gateway?
02-12-2018 02:58 AM
I'm starting to think you will still need PBF, so simply implementing pbf will be your best shot without complicating things
02-12-2018 08:26 AM
Thanks for reply @reaper for destination NAT in shared gateway, say public IP 100.100.100.100 into 10.10.10.10 then again problem is after getting NAT, in which VSYS traffic will go?
Some vendor like Juniper implement this using routing instance (virtual router) aware NAT that associate the public IP to virtual router, mean after destination NAT in which routing instance routelookup wil happen for policy lookup and forwarding.
Is there any feature in Palo Alto to support this? As it is very important for multi-tenant (customers) enviornemnt where customer can share same private subnets.
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