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How do I create, change, or delete a public IP address for SonicWall NSv X1 interface IP?
03/26/2020 
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Learn about how to create, change, and delete public ip. A public IP address prefix is a contiguous range of addresses based on the number of public IP addresses you specify. The addresses are assigned to your subscription. When you create a public IP address resource, you can assign a multiple static public IP address from the prefix and associate to virtual machines, load balancers or other resources to enable Internet connectivity.
| IP Addresses used in this article | ||
| SonicWall NSv | ||
| VNET | 10.5.0.0/16 | |
| VNET NAME | AzureNSvSonicWALL | |
| WAN IP 1 | X1 :10.5.0.4/24 | |
| WAN IP 2 | X1 :10.5.0.5/24 | |
| LAN IP | X0: 10.5.1.4/24 | |
| AZURE INSTANCE 1 | 10.5.1.5/24 | |
| AZURE INSTANCE 1 | 10.5.1.6/24 | |
Resolution
- Log into your Azure Account: in your browser navigate to https://portal.azure.com and log into your Microsoft Azure Account.
- NSv virtual machine: login to Azure Portal and navigate to “Networking in NSV Virtual machine ” at left site of window.
- Navigate to “Interface in NSv virtual machine ” at left site of window click Add IP configuration.
- Add an IP configuration. Click Add IP configuration and map the public IP address with the private static IP of the WAN interface.
SonicWall Configuration
- Add an Access rule configuration.
- Navigate to the Policies | Access Rules page.
- Select the LAN to WAN to enter the Access Rules (WAN > LAN) page.
- Click on the marked arrow to open the Add Rule window.
- Select Allow as the Action.
- Select Any as the Service.
- Select Source as Any.
- Select StandbyStatic IP as the Destination.
- Click Add and Close.
- Add NAT rule configuration to forward the traffic to hosted server behind NSv.
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- Firewalls > NSv Series > Azure
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