hornbyp wrote:
The 'NAT rule' tells the router how to remap the traffic and the firewall rule says who/what can make use of it. In your case, since you aren't changing the port numbers with NAT, you'll probably want to set entries in "NAT->Open Ports", rather than "NAT->Port Redirection".
Sorry for the time it has taken for me to reply. I have finally got around to looking at this problem again.
I have gone to
NAT->Open Ports and have tried to create a rule in there. I was hoping that it would have been possible to have the blanket rule of "
Send everything to the server" as you may have with a DMZ, but when I defined the full port range (1 to 65535) it threw it out saying that there was a clash with some of the managelemt ports. Well, I only have the HTTPS port selected within management, and even then that it manually changed to 9000. Why, when I am not interested in using ports 23, 80, 21, 8069 or 22 for management, would it complain? How should I do what I need to do, particularly when I do actually want to forward ports 21 and 23 to the server anyway?
Angus
