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Configure the RRAS Multitenant Gateway to Perform Network Address Translation for Tenant Computers

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You can use this topic to enable Network Address Translation (NAT) on the public interface of the RRAS Multitenant Gateway virtual machine (VM).

This topic has the following sections.

Prerequisites

Before you perform this procedure, you must do the following.

  • Either rename the public interface network adapter to “Internet” or change the Windows PowerShell command in the procedure below to use the actual name of the network adapter. If the network adapter name on the computer and the network adapter name in the command do not match, the command will fail.

  • Ensure that your multitenant gateway VM is named “MTCloudGW.” If this is not the name of your VM, you must change the Windows PowerShell command below to use the correct VM name.

  • Ensure that the RRAS Multitenant Gateway VM is not running.

  • Obtain the external IP interface address range for the network adapter that is the public interface, and use the actual address range as the value for the parameter –ExternalIPInterfaceAddress of the New-NetNat command in the procedure below.

To enable NAT on the public interface

  1. On the Hyper-V host where the RRAS Mulitenant Gateway VM is configured, open Windows PowerShell with Administrator privileges.

  2. Create a virtual switch, add a virtual network adapter to connect the VM to the switch, and enable NAT on the network adapter that has the public interface by typing the following commands and pressing ENTER.

    New-VMSwitch "InternetSwitch" -NetAdapterName "Internet"
Add-VMNetworkAdapter -VMName MTCloudGW -Name ExtNic -SwitchName InternetSwitch
New-NetNat -Name "AllTenants" -ExternalIPInterfaceAddress "a.b.c.0/24"

The script in this topic uses the following Windows PowerShell commands. Click a link to open the help topic for the command.

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