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Network connection to the service area (NGP)
Overview
The service area is accessible from your internet gateway, the one that is automatically created when your organization is created.
- Presentation of the service area
- Configure NAT
From the Edge Gateways > IP Address Allocations tab
Prerequistes
Locate the pool of IP addresses available to you, starting with 100.113.
Write it down somewhere.

Créer une règles de NAT
- The external IP address must correspond to an available IP address in the IP address pool discussed previously.
- The internal IP address must correspond to an address or network that you have created.
- Enter the following “Destination IP address“: 57.199.209.192/27
- Set the priority to 0.
This rule should have a higher priority than the one allowing you to access the internet because the route taken is the same

Create a first IPSET containing the networks that need to access the service area.

Create a second IPSET containing the service area network: 57.199.209.192/27

From Firewall
Create a rule allowing your networks’ IPSET to access the service area’s IPSET.
