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Title: Port Forwarding Post by: Evangelion on Friday 23 October 2009, 01:21:27 am In Endian Port Forwarding equats to DNat ing ? correct ? Then why do all packets have the Source Address as the gateway for my DMZ ? The policy perviously had SNAT enable. but i modified the policy to disable this and it had no effect ?
Any ideas ? Title: Re: Port Forwarding Post by: mvrk on Saturday 24 October 2009, 01:06:46 am Can someone help on how to forward for example port 80 from uplink zone to an IP from the green zone on this new interface :
( * Destination NAT * Source NAT * Incoming routed traffic ) Title: Re: Port Forwarding Post by: bayross on Wednesday 28 October 2009, 01:16:59 am In Firewall, configure a Destination NAT rule as follows:
Access: ANY Uplink Target: ANY Uplink Service HTTP Protocol: TCP Target: 80 Translate to: TYPE IP DNAT Policy: NAT IP: {WEBSERVER IP on GREEN INTERFACE} Port Range: 80 Save and apply rule Then go to Firewall, configure System Access rule as follows: Source Address: {leave blank} Source Interface: RED Service HTTP Protocol: TCP Target: 80 Policy: ACTION "ALLOW" Save and apply and you should be good to go. You will now be able to access the specified webserver externally (Red zone to green zone) *NOTE: It is recommened for security purposes to put Internet facing devices on the DMZ Thanks, Garrett |