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I'm removing a juniper ssg20 and installing a sonicwall nas 2400 in an environment. terminology is not the same. From the juniper under interface options I can select the interface and then have the option to Map and IP (MIP). What would this be called in a Sonicwall? The MIP address I have are a public IP address that are mapped to an internal IP address.<br />
The other option in the Juniper is Routing to Destination. I type in an IP address, gateway and select the interface associated with it. With the Sonicwall I see routing but no option to key any IP address in.
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I'm removing a juniper ssg20 and installing a sonicwall nas 2400 in an environment. terminology is not the same. From the juniper under interface options I can select the interface and then have the option to Map and IP (MIP). What would this be called in a Sonicwall? The MIP address I have are a public IP address that are mapped to an internal IP address.
The other option in the Juniper is Routing to Destination. I type in an IP address, gateway and select the interface associated with it. With the Sonicwall I see routing but no option to key any IP address in.

Sonicwall NSA 2400

Hardware-based firewalls provide more sophisticated protection for inbound and outbound traffic than the simple Windows software firewall or the basic NAT firewalls found in routers. These devices implement techniques such as stateful packet inspection, deep packet inspection, and content filtering; and may include built-in antivirus and anti-malware protection.