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No, NAT gateway does not support IP fragmentation for TCP or UDP protocols.
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- name: NAT gateway metrics
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- question: What is the difference between SNAT Connection Count and Total SNAT Connection Count metrics for NAT gateway?
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The [SNAT Connection Count](nat-metrics.md#snat-connection-count) metric shows the number of new SNAT connections made per second. The [Total SNAT Connection Count](nat-metrics.md#total-snat-connection-count) metric shows the total amount of active connection on NAT gateway.
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- question: How can I see SNAT port usage on NAT gateway?
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There's no SNAT port usage metric for NAT gateway. Use the SNAT Connection Count and Total SNAT Connection Count metrics to help you evaluate the SNATing capacity of your NAT gateway.
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- question: How can I store my NAT gateway metrics long-term?
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NAT gateway metrics can be retrived by using the [metrics REST API](/rest/api/monitor/metrics/list). Alternatively, you can select Share and then Download to Excel from the NAT gateway metrics page in the Azure portal.
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- question: Can NAT gateway metrics be retrieved using diagnostic settings?
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No, NAT gateway metrics can't be exported using [diagnostic settings](/azure/azure-monitor/reference/supported-metrics/microsoft-network-natgateways-metrics). NAT gateway metrics are multi-dimensional. Diagnostic settings doesn't support the export of [multi-dimensional metrics](/azure/azure-monitor/reference/supported-metrics/metrics-index#exporting-platform-metrics-to-other-locations).
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- name: Outbound connectivity with NAT gateway
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- question: How can I use NAT gateway to connect outbound in a setup where I'm currently using a different service for outbound?
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- question: If multiple public IP addresses are assigned to a NAT gateway, is traffic flow disrupted when one of the IP addresses is removed?
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Any active connections associated with a public IP address terminate upon the public IP address being removed. If the NAT gateway resource has multiple public IPs, new traffic is distributed among the assigned IPs.
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The [SNAT Connection Count](nat-metrics.md#snat-connection-count) metric shows the number of new SNAT connections made per second. The [Total SNAT Connection Count](nat-metrics.md#total-snat-connection-count) metric shows the total amount of active connection on NAT gateway.
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There's no SNAT port usage metric for NAT gateway. Use the SNAT Connection Count and Total SNAT Connection Count metrics to help you evaluate the SNATing capacity of your NAT gateway.
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