NAT rule on cluster does not translate the Source IP address in the following scenario:

1. Topology:
   [Some Host #1] --(some network)-- ethX [Cluster] ethY {Host #3} --(some network)-- [Some Host #2]
   Traffic from Host #1 towards Host #2 has to be hidden behind some IP address (represented as Host #3)
   Example: Connecting with SmartConsole GUI clients through Cluster to Security Management Server

2. The following NAT rule was defined:

   ORIGINAL PACKET			TRANSLATED PACKET			INSTALL ON
   SOURCE	DESTINATION	SERVICE	SOURCE	DESTINATION	SERVICE
   Host #1	Host object that represents Cluster VIP address on ethX	Some Service	Host #3	Host #2	= Original	Cluster object

3. The packet is sent from Some Host #1 to Cluster VIP address defined on ethX.

4. Only the Destination IP address is NATed.

NAT rule on cluster does not translate the Source IP address in the following scenario:

1. Topology:
   [Some Host #1] --(some network)-- ethX [Cluster] ethY --(some network)-- [Some Host #2]
   Traffic from Host #1 towards Host #2 has to be hidden behind Cluster VIP address (defined on cluster's ethY)
   Example: Connecting with SmartConsole GUI clients through Cluster to Security Management Server

2. The following NAT rule was defined:

   ORIGINAL PACKET			TRANSLATED PACKET			INSTALL ON
   SOURCE	DESTINATION	SERVICE	SOURCE	DESTINATION	SERVICE
   Host #1	Host object that represents Cluster VIP address on ethX	Some Service	Host object that represents Cluster VIP address on ethY	Host #2	= Original	Cluster object

3. The packet is sent from Some Host #1 to Cluster VIP address defined on ethX.

4. Only the Destination IP address is NATed.