My company is being required to NAT traffic by a parent company that owns an internal subnet we use. It so happens that vCenter Server is on this subnet, therefore to reach vSphere Web Client we will have to use a NAT'd IP. In vSphere Web Client it appears to try to redirect once I log in and after that fails to work because it is trying to use it's internal IP. Is there a way to configure vCenter Server to use the NAT IP as a proxy in the "proxy settings" section of the config? Is there a way in flat files on the vCenter server to specify to allow this NAT?
So far searching NAT issues related to vCenter only gives results about NATs between ESXi hosts and vCenter server which is not the issue I'm talking about, the issue is how we as admins reach the vCenter server to perform management tasks.
vCenter and all ESXi hosts are 6.0U2