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Our documentation only mentions NAT, but it actually refers to DNAT, which can be confusing for the customer.

Our documentation only mentions NAT, but it actually refers to DNAT, which can be confusing for the customer.
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Pull Request Overview

This PR clarifies networking terminology in Azure Firewall documentation by replacing "NAT" with the more specific "DNAT" in a known issues entry, reducing potential customer confusion about the type of Network Address Translation being referenced.

  • Updated terminology from "NAT" to "DNAT" in firewall known issues documentation

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Can you review the proposed changes?

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