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Documentation Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Quick Start NAT Manage NAT instances

Manage NAT instances

Last updated：2021-10-11 17:58:53

Create a NAT instance

  1. Go to the NAT page in the Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) console.
  2. On the NAT page, click Create NAT.
  3. On the page that appears, specify the purchase information and click Buy Now.

    Bandwidth: the bandwidth of the Network Address Translation (NAT) instance that you want to create. The bandwidth can be 1 to 200 Mbit/s. IP Addresses: the number of IP addresses that you want to associate with the NAT instance. At most 20 IP addresses are supported.

Delete a NAT instance

  1. On the NAT page, find the target NAT instance that you want to delete.
  2. Choose More > Delete in the Operation column of the target NAT instance to delete it.

Adjust the bandwidth

  1. On the NAT page, find the target NAT instance and click Adjust Bandwidth in its Operation column.
  2. In the Adjust Bandwidth dialog box, select the desired bandwidth and click Buy Now.
  3. On the page that appears, click Submit Order. If the service status of the NAT instance is successful, the bandwidth is adjusted.

Bind an IP address to a NAT instance

  1. On the NAT page, click the name of the target NAT instance to go to its details page.
  2. On the NAT IP tab, click Add NAT IP Address and enter the IP address that you want to bind to the NAT instance.

Unbind an IP address from a NAT instance

  1. On the NAT page, click the name of the target NAT instance to go to its details page.
  2. On the NAT IP tab, find the IP address that you want to unbind and click Delete in its Operation column.
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