Forwarding a port from any external to specific workstation internally

Dennism550Dennism550
in Firebox - Proxies

Hello

Is there a page that lists how to create a port forward from from any external port 60999 to a single IP on the trusted side with the same port number?

Thanks!

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  • Bruce_BriggsBruce_Briggs
    edited October 2022

    Not for the Web UI yet.

    You need to set up a SNAT and set up a custom packet filter for TCP port 60999.
    If you are using the Web UI, you need to log in using the admin userid & password.
    Select Firewall -> Firewall SNAT
    Add, enter a name for this
    Add
    select the public IP addr, type = Internal IP addr, & enter the private IP addr. You do not need to select either check box.
    OK, SAVE
    Select Firewall -> Firewall Policies
    Add Policy
    Select Custom, select ADD
    enter a name, then ADD
    select Single port, TCP, Server port = 60999.
    OK, ADD Policy
    From: - remove Any-trusted, Add Any-external (or for specific Internet public IP addr(s) to which you want to allow access), OK
    To: - remove Any-external, Add - select Member Type = Static NAT, select the SNAT name that you created, OK
    Save

  • Dennism550Dennism550

    Hi Bruce

    It looks as if i was able to open that port and with logging enabled and I see it allowing connection.. But unfortunately its not solving my issue.

    One of my kids cant use bittorrent on their pc since when I swapped out firewalls for the T40.. I see in the logs that it recognizes the bittorrent series but, people cant leech from her machine. Have you seen any situation like that?

    Thanks
    Dennis

  • Bruce_BriggsBruce_Briggs

    Sorry, no, as I don't use Bittorrent.
    Many recommend using a VPN for Bittorrent connections, which may address the issue.

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    edited November 2022
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