nttmcp / nttmcp.mcp / 1.0.9 / module / nat Add and Remove NAT entries | "added in version" 2.10.0 of nttmcp.mcp" Authors: Ken Sinfield (@kensinfield) preview | supported by NTT Ltd.nttmcp.mcp.nat (1.0.9) — module
Install with ansible-galaxy collection install nttmcp.mcp:==1.0.9
collections: - name: nttmcp.mcp version: 1.0.9
Add and Remove NAT entries
- hosts: 127.0.0.1 connection: local collections: - nttmcp.mcp tasks: - name: Create the NAT rule for an internal IP using auto allocated public IPv4 address nat: region: na datacenter: NA12 network_domain: myCND internal_ip: 10.1.77.6 state: present - name: Create a NAT rule for the internal IP with a specific external_ip nat: region: na datacenter: NA12 network_domain: myCND internal_ip: 10.1.77.6 external_ip: x.x.x.x state: present - name: Update a NAT rule nat: region: na datacenter: NA12 network_domain: myCND internal_ip: 10.1.77.6 external_ip: x.x.x.x state: present - name: Delete a NAT rule by internal_ip (can also use external_ip or id) nat: region: na datacenter: NA12 network_domain: myCND internal_ip: 10.1.77.6 state: absent
id: description: - The UUID of the NAT rule required: false type: str auth: description: - Optional dictionary containing the authentication and API information for Cloud Control required: false suboptions: api: description: - The Cloud Control API endpoint e.g. api-na.mcp-services.net required: false type: str api_version: description: - The Cloud Control API version e.g. 2.11 required: false type: str password: description: - The Cloud Control API user password required: false type: str username: description: - The Cloud Control API username required: false type: str type: dict state: choices: - present - absent default: present description: - The action to be performed required: false type: str region: default: na description: - The geographical region required: false type: str datacenter: description: - The datacenter name required: true type: str external_ip: description: - The external IPv4 address of the NAT - This does not have to be an MCP allocated public IPv4 address - Using 192.168.0.10 is perfectly valid as an external_ip address - The external_ip address value does *not* need to be in the range of any subnets on within your Cloud - Network Domain - Not required if the user just wants the next available public IPv4 address. - Only use if the external_ip must be set to a specific IPv4 address required: false type: str internal_ip: description: - The internal IP address of the NAT required: false type: str network_domain: description: - The name of a Cloud Network Domain required: true type: str
data: contains: count: description: The number of objects returned returned: success sample: 1 type: int nat: contains: createTime: description: The creation date of the image returned: when state == present sample: '2019-01-14T11:12:31.000Z' type: str datacenterId: description: Datacenter id/location returned: when state == present sample: NA3 type: str externalIp: description: The public IPv4 address of the NAT returned: when state == present sample: x.x.x.x type: str externalIpAddressability: description: Internal Use returned: when state == present sample: PUBLIC_IP_BLOCK type: str id: description: The UUID of the NAT entry returned: when state == present sample: b2fbd7e6-ddbb-4eb6-a2dd-ad048bc5b9ae type: str internalIp: description: The internal IPv4 address of a host returned: when state == present sample: 10.0.0.10 type: str networkDomainId: description: Network Domain ID returned: when state == present sample: b2fbd7e6-ddbb-4eb6-a2dd-ad048bc5b9ae type: str state: description: Status of the VLAN returned: when state == present sample: NORMAL type: str description: a single or list of IP address objects or strs returned: success type: complex description: Server objects returned: success type: complex