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01-23-2019 12:52 AM - edited 01-23-2019 12:56 AM
01-26-2019 01:32 PM
Hi @hbshin
Hmn ... I would try the same as with the security policy: post-NAT destination zone and pre-NAT destination IP.
... and if this does nlt work, simply create different rules for testing with differdnt QoS classes assinged and check which QoS class will the connections have assigned.
01-28-2019 03:04 AM
QoS is applied on the egress interface (post-nat), whereas NAT is determined based on the pre-NAT IP route lookup
is your NAT going to be a traditional untrust to untrust, translated to an internal IP, or are you intending to receive connections on the untrust, apply NAT (to another external IP) and then send packets back out of the untrust ? (u-turn on the outside ? )
in the former, you'd set your NAT untrust to untrust, and your QoS + security policies untrust to dmz/trust
in the latter, you'd have all your policies set to untrust-untrust
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