» vcd_dnat

Provides a vCloud Director DNAT resource. This can be used to create, modify, and delete destination NATs to map an external IP/port to an internal IP/port.

» Example Usage

resource "vcd_dnat" "web" {
  org = "my-org" # Optional
  vdc = "my-vdc" # Optional

  edge_gateway    = "Edge Gateway Name"
  external_ip     = "78.101.10.20"
  port            = 80
  internal_ip     = "10.10.0.5"
  translated_port = 8080
}

resource "vcd_dnat" "forIcmp" {
  org = "my-org" # Optional
  vdc = "my-vdc" # Optional

  edge_gateway  = "Edge Gateway Name"
  external_ip   = "78.101.10.20"
  port          = -1                    # "-1" == "any"
  internal_ip   = "10.10.0.5"
  protocol      = "ICMP"
  icmp_sub_type = "router-solicitation"
}

» Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

• edge_gateway - (Required) The name of the edge gateway on which to apply the DNAT
• external_ip - (Required) One of the external IPs available on your Edge Gateway
• port - (Required) The port number to map. -1 translates to "any"
• translated_port - (Optional) The port number to map
• internal_ip - (Required) The IP of the VM to map to
• protocol - (Optional; v2.0+) The protocol type. Possible values are TCP, UDP, TCPUDP, ICMP, ANY. TCP is default to be backward compatible with previous version
• icmp_sub_type - (Optional; v2.0+) The name of ICMP type. Possible values are address-mask-request, destination-unreachable, echo-request, echo-reply, parameter-problem, redirect, router-advertisement, router-solicitation, source-quench, time-exceeded, timestamp-request, timestamp-reply, any
• org - (Optional; v2.0+) The name of organization to use, optional if defined at provider level. Useful when connected as sysadmin working across different organisations
• vdc - (Optional; v2.0+) The name of VDC to use, optional if defined at provider level