Is it possible to override the global Dynamic NAT configuration in the Advanced settings of an outbound policy?

In the context of managing a Firebox with Dynamic NAT (Network Address Translation), it is indeed possible to override the global Dynamic NAT configuration at the level of individual outbound policies through advanced settings. This capability allows for more granular control of how NAT is applied, enabling users to define specific behaviors that differ from the default global settings.

When configuring outbound policies, an administrator can specify unique NAT settings to accommodate special requirements for certain types of traffic, such as different source IP addresses or ports, without impacting the broader configuration. This flexibility is particularly useful in environments where certain applications or services may necessitate distinct network routing behaviors that are not suitable for the global settings.

By allowing individual outbound policies to override the global Dynamic NAT configuration, the Firebox enhances its configurability and aligns more closely with the specific needs of the organization, ensuring optimal network performance and security.