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VmEndpointNatMappingsInterfaceNatMappingsNatRuleMappings

import type { VmEndpointNatMappingsInterfaceNatMappingsNatRuleMappings } from "https://googleapis.deno.dev/v1/compute:v1.ts";

Contains information of NAT Mappings provided by a NAT Rule.

interface VmEndpointNatMappingsInterfaceNatMappingsNatRuleMappings {
readonly drainNatIpPortRanges?: string[];
readonly natIpPortRanges?: string[];
readonly numTotalDrainNatPorts?: number;
readonly numTotalNatPorts?: number;
readonly ruleNumber?: number;
}

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readonly drainNatIpPortRanges?: string[]
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Output only. List of all drain IP:port-range mappings assigned to this interface by this rule. These ranges are inclusive, that is, both the first and the last ports can be used for NAT. Example: ["2.2.2.2:12345-12355", "1.1.1.1:2234-2234"].

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readonly natIpPortRanges?: string[]
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Output only. A list of all IP:port-range mappings assigned to this interface by this rule. These ranges are inclusive, that is, both the first and the last ports can be used for NAT. Example: ["2.2.2.2:12345-12355", "1.1.1.1:2234-2234"].

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readonly numTotalDrainNatPorts?: number
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Output only. Total number of drain ports across all NAT IPs allocated to this interface by this rule. It equals the aggregated port number in the field drain_nat_ip_port_ranges.

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readonly numTotalNatPorts?: number
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Output only. Total number of ports across all NAT IPs allocated to this interface by this rule. It equals the aggregated port number in the field nat_ip_port_ranges.

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readonly ruleNumber?: number
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Output only. Rule number of the NAT Rule.