There are certain combinations of NAT within a peering that will not work today the way the network functions are organized, since the execution order matters. One solution to the problem is splitting the stateless NAT NF into two (one for source, one for destination) and placing them at the opposite sides of the pipeline (sourceNAT + NF + NF ... + DstNAT).
There are certain combinations of NAT within a peering that will not work today the way the network functions are organized, since the execution order matters. One solution to the problem is splitting the stateless NAT NF into two (one for source, one for destination) and placing them at the opposite sides of the pipeline (sourceNAT + NF + NF ... + DstNAT).