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@TestingTester that's what I would think - there's another rule for 8080. Well, actually, you say rule... that's a policy, right? I got the config report, searched for 8080 and found it in the WebUI policy and spamblocker uses 8080. And the global setting of the port for webui. but nowhere else. this box doesn't have an…
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I believe it has been working. Thinking now, they are getting VoIP phones and someone there just added a policy in the last couple days for the phones to ensure they get out ok. But from what I can see with that, port 8080 isn't listed and it's an outbound rule anyway? I used advanced port scanner and scanned devices for…
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I changed the MTU on 1 of the PCs that are outside the LAN to 1400 and didn't see any change in the situation. I moved the webui policy to the top of the policy list. Still same - no connection from outside the LAN. I changed the port of the watchguard WebUI (global settings) from 8080 to 8073. Cute - the box updated the…
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@TestingTester Well for once, I did something right before posting . The webui policy has trusted alias and only my FQDN for my home network and that checks out... the ip showing in traffic monitor is the same as my home public IP. a) What's the rule? Anything more than lock down what IPs can get in? Or don't use 8080?…
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@"rv@kaufmann.dk" Yes, optimally I'd learn from this. But leaving out the idea that I'd watch the work being done, @Bruce_Briggs talked of a support rep 'helping'. Would you agree? And then too, what does help really mean? Part of my first dealing with Watchguard support was me asking - how much of what I don't know would…
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@Bruce_Briggs I have used Watchguard UTMs for a few years now but realize there's loads I don't know. in the past I've muddled through doing what needed to be done and had never contacted support over that time. You mention to 'open a support ticket'. 1) Through the website, right? I did that / got the confirmation email…