1.37 uOS - impossible to edit NAT name
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Hello everyone,
when you set a rule for a NAT:
You cannot edit its name:
You cannot copy it either, only rewrite it.
Is it possible to remove this limitation?
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Hi @GiuseppeR,
Thank you for reaching out to the Zyxel Community regarding the NAT rule naming limitations on your USG FLEX H series device.
Based on the current design of the Zyxel USG FLEX H series and Nebula Control Center, the name of an object, including NAT rules, cannot be modified once it has been created. If you need to change the name of a NAT rule, the current process requires you to delete the existing rule and create a new one with the desired name.
We understand this may be an inconvenience, and we appreciate your feedback on this limitation.
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- Firmware Version: You mentioned 1.37 uOS, please confirm the exact version.
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- Navigate to Help > Support Request in your Nebula console.
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Hi @GiuseppeR
Just like Barry mentioned, it can't be modified after created since it is an object is the system. May you share the reason you want to edit it?
Zyxel Melen0 -
Hi @Zyxel_Melen
for example you create a rule "New_Server" for opening a port TCP 12345.
Some time after that you receive another request for opening another port on the same server, so it could be useful to rename first rule "New_Server_TCP12345" and write a second rule as "New_Server_UDP98765"
Nowadays to have those 2 rules, you have to recreate the first one from zero.
It is not efficient.
If it is impossible by design, I don't know your source code, at least having a Copy command should save some time: you could copy the first rule renaming it before saving to firewall and you could add the second rule.
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Hi @Zyxel_Melen,
I would also like to request this feature.
I’ve noticed that within Security Policy settings, rule names cannot be edited directly. However, the “Copy to” function allows a rule to be duplicated under a different name. As @GiuseppeR mentioned , if directly editing rule names is not possible — and this applies not only to NAT rules but to all rule types on the USG Flex H Series, including Site-to-Site VPNs — could a similar “Copy” function be implemented across other areas of the UI?
For example, I recently had a situation where a client’s branch office firewall was relocated to new premises. The Site-to-Site VPN name needed to then be updated from “LocationA_To_HQ” to “LocationB_To_HQ.” Since renaming was not possible, the configuration had to be rebuilt entirely, including Phase 1 and Phase 2 settings, PSK, and other VPN parameters.
I feel as though a more streamlined approach is surely possible here?
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