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When you search for something like "port forward" in our documentation, rather than bringing up the NAT page, it brings you to the Step 6 of this doc for the first result:

https://docs.netgate.com/tnsr/en/latest/recipes/tnsr-remote-office/index.html

Because of this, it's probably best we don't use "outside" for the WAN interface, but instead change it to something else like "outside-interface". Reason being is that when you're reading the docs and you get to the command for a port forward example, this command makes you think the rule is defining "this is on the outside" (similar to the ip nat outside command) rather than the interface being named "outside":

nat static mapping tcp local 172.21.89.12 8443 external outside 8443

This was confusing to me the first time I read it and I'm sure this would be confusing to a customer as well.