Title: Endian 3.0 Community edition. Port Forward problem Post by: fsendoya on Tuesday 21 April 2015, 05:52:37 am I install Endian 3.0 community edition, with 2 network card (red-green configuration). I use it to share the internet connection using the proxy, and i want to access from outside (internet) a web server on my LAN working on port 3000. I use following port forward rule:
Incoming IP: Uplink main uplink Service: TCP/80 Policy: accept Translate: webserverIP:3000 Allow From: any but is not working, i test my red interface from a ping.eu site and show that the port 80 is closed I read some old posts and proved all sugestion without any result. Can any have any idea about the solution?? Thanks Title: Re: Endian 3.0 Community edition. Port Forward problem Post by: Gabriel GHEORGHIU on Tuesday 21 April 2015, 06:38:30 pm Hi fsendoya
I think this will help you (remove space after http:): http: //help.endian.com/entries/20061226-DNAT-Port-Forward-Basic-Setup http: //help.endian.com/entries/20061216-DNAT-Port-Forward-Advanced-Setup Gabriel Title: Re: Endian 3.0 Community edition. Port Forward problem Post by: fsendoya on Wednesday 22 April 2015, 02:12:23 am Thanks Gabriel
But, not help. My rule is identical to the basic setup, but still not working, another suggestions???? Title: Re: Endian 3.0 Community edition. Port Forward problem Post by: Gabriel GHEORGHIU on Wednesday 22 April 2015, 05:20:41 am Hi fsendoya,
Try this: http ://help.endian.com/entries/25766798-Troubleshooting-Port-Forwarding- I think that you should use port 3000 on Service, not 80. I have an e-mail server on green interface and works fine, but without changing port (webmail access on port 80). I will try to reproduce your situation tomorrow. Gabriel Title: Re: Endian 3.0 Community edition. Port Forward problem Post by: fsendoya on Wednesday 22 April 2015, 06:00:54 am Thanks again, i can't change the port 3000 for a webserver because is a webmail service that we use for many years. In the red interface for us, is better to use port 80 and redirect using a rule to that port (3000). I read the post that you suggest, and prove some instructions, but finally when i check from the internet, the port 80 is still closed. I use my Endian box like proxy too. Another idea?????
Fsendoya Title: Re: Endian 3.0 Community edition. Port Forward problem Post by: Gabriel GHEORGHIU on Wednesday 22 April 2015, 06:39:06 am You don't must to change webmail port.
Change the port forwarding rule (this is like like my rule): Incoming IP: Uplink main uplink Incoming Service/Port: Service: User defined:3000 Protocol: TCP Policy: accept Translate to: Insert IP: webserverIP Port range: nothing NAT: NAT Access From SourceType: ANY Filter policy ALLOW with IPS And you check from Internet: webserverip:3000 Gabriel Title: Re: Endian 3.0 Community edition. Port Forward problem Post by: fsendoya on Wednesday 22 April 2015, 11:13:42 pm Still nothing, some time a go i probe with another distribution and a same rule works, but finally i use Endian box because we have an Windows AD, and we use to authenticate on the proxy (its very easy to configure and put it work)
Title: Re: Endian 3.0 Community edition. Port Forward problem Post by: mrkroket on Saturday 23 May 2015, 12:27:46 am You can do a port translation without any problem, so it's ok to use uplink any/TCP/80 to webserver/TCP/3000
Check if webserver is using endian as default gateway. If possible, check with another webserver, this is to discard any misconfiguration on your real webserver. |