Nat configuration examples, One-to-one static nat configuration example, Network requirements – H3C Technologies H3C S12500 Series Switches User Manual
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Task Command
Remarks
Display user logs output to the log 
server through a specific interface 
board (in standalone mode). 
display userlog export slot slot-number [ | 
{ begin | exclude | include } 
regular-expression ] 
Available in any view.
Display user logs output to the log 
server through a specific interface 
board (in IRF mode).
display userlog export chassis 
chassis-number slot slot-number [ | { begin 
| exclude | include } regular-expression ]
Available in any view.
Clear the records in the NAT log buffer 
on a specific interface board (in 
standalone mode).
reset userlog nat logbuffer slot slot-number
Available in user 
view. 
Clear the records in the NAT log buffer 
on a specific interface board (in IRF 
mode).
reset userlog nat logbuffer chassis 
chassis-number slot slot-number 
Available in user 
view. 
Clear the statistics of NAT logs on a 
specific interface board (in standalone 
mode). 
reset userlog nat export slot slot-number
Available in user 
view. 
Clear the statistics of NAT logs on a 
specific interface board (in IRF mode). 
reset userlog nat export chassis 
chassis-number slot slot-number 
Available in user 
view. 
Clear the NAT mapping table and 
release the corresponding storage 
space on a specific interface board (in
standalone mode).
reset nat session slot slot-number
Available in user 
view. 
Clear the NAT mapping table and 
release the corresponding storage 
space on a specific interface board (in 
IRF mode).
reset nat session chassis chassis-number 
slot slot-number 
Available in user 
view. 
NAT configuration examples
IMPORTANT:
By default, Ethernet, VLAN, and aggregate interfaces are down. To configure such an interface, bring the
interface up by using the undo shutdown command. 
One-to-one static NAT configuration example
Network requirements
An internal host 10.110.10.8/24 uses public address 202.38.1.100 to access the Internet.
Figure 49 Network diagram
Host
10.110.10.8/24
Server
Internet
Vlan-int10
10.110.10.1/24
Vlan-int20
202.38.1.1/16
Device
