Hi. I'm trying to do some static NAT on a Nexus 9K and was wondering if there's a way to have it automatically do a one-for-one translation based on subnets instead of host IPs. In other words, I'd like to translate the Outside Global subnet of 192.168.0.x/24 to an Inside Global subnet of 10.0.0.x/24 where .x is the same on both sides. I can already successfully do this with a translation for each host address with a bunch of "ip nat outside source static <outside_global> <outside_local> add-route" commands using host IPs, but I'd like to simplify it by translating the whole subnet. Is this possible on Nexus 9Ks? I do believe there was a "network" keyword on IOS that allowed this, but I don't see it on Nexus.
Note that I can also successfully do the same one-for-one host translation by flipping which interfaces are inside and outside and using "ip nat inside source static <inside_local> <inside_global>" commands (this one doesn't require the "add-route" keyword), so if it's only possible to translate whole subnets one-for-one using inside source, I have that option as well.
