JUNIPER-LSYSSP-NATSRCPATAD-MIB

Description: Provides managed objects for NAT source PAT address resource limits per logical system security profile on Juniper Networks SRX devices.

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This MIB module is part of Juniper Networks' enterprise SNMP tree and defines managed objects for NAT source Port Address Translation (PAT) address resource limits within a Logical System (LSYS) security profile on Juniper SRX Series security gateways. It exposes configuration-oriented resource-quota data, specifically the reserved, used, and maximum counts of NAT-source-PAT-address resources allocated to each security profile within a logical system. It is used to monitor the software/resource-capacity status of virtualized security resources on the device, letting an administrator see whether a logical system is approaching or has exceeded its allotted NAT PAT-address quota, a resource-exhaustion health indicator rather than a physical hardware metric. Because it governs a resource type scoped by Juniper's Logical System security profile framework, it depends on and complements the broader Juniper LSYS/security-profile MIB family for logical-system context. It is typically deployed in multi-tenant or virtualized SRX firewall environments where resource governance across logical systems must be tracked to avoid one tenant exhausting shared NAT translation capacity, and administrators can download the JUNIPER-LSYSSP-NATSRCPATAD-MIB file to load it into their MIB browser for resource-quota monitoring.

No object or table names were provided in the input data for this module, so exact OIDs cannot be cited here. Based on its description, it would define a per-logical-system-profile table of NAT-src-pat-address resource counters (reserved, used, and maximum values) that an operator would poll per logical system to detect when a profile's PAT address usage approaches its configured limit. That condition typically causes new outbound NAT sessions for that logical system to start failing. Exact table/object names would need confirmation against the actual MIB source.

Juniper Networks vendor-private MIB for managing NAT source pool address and port assignment in logical system security modules; used for enterprise firewall and security appliance management.