Utility-billing VMs need source NAT so they can reach a partner network using a public civic address. Where in the NSX GUI should the operator configure that NAT?
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Short Explanation
NAT is a change of street address at the civic gateway, not a firewall tick-box. Open Networking, then NAT, on the T0 or T1 that fronts the partner network. DFW, Horizon, and Forged Transmits do not write that translation.
Full Explanation
NSX NAT rules are configured in the Policy Networking UI on a Tier-0 or Tier-1 that hosts Edge services. Distributed Firewall Application rules filter east-west traffic; they are not NAT. Horizon Cloud NAT is an EUC setting. vSphere Forged Transmits is a switch security policy, not source NAT for utility-billing.