FVS338 Port Forwarding

[Daedalus01]

Real simple question. I have 2 HTTPS services that I want to be able to access from the internet. I have one on server 10.10.1.1:6735 and the other on 10.10.1.5:1326. Both are for HTTPS access. I have set 2 inbound policies to allow for both, but only 1 will work (10.10.1.1). If it helps, one is my Router and the other is my Linux firewall box.

[Daedalus01]

Well, now its going back and forth. Sometimes it will go to 10.10.1.1 and sometimes its going to 10.10.1.5. I would really prefer access both, and hopefully a 3rd.

[adit]

Screenshot of the rules? Services?

What are you typing for the URL for each?

[Daedalus01]

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images...oundrules.png/

I thought it might be due to domain names, so I actually assigned a DYN.dns name for each device, albeit they are using the same public IP address. I am typing each DYN name plus the port number.

[jmizoguchi]

https://public IP:1326
https://public IP:6735

only the one with 1326 works? still think it should work

[adit]

No, that won't work. You can't use the same inbound port (HTTPS, 443) for 2 different LAN Hosts.

You need to create a custom service for each inbound port. Then create a rule for each service. If you want/need to, you can then translate the action back to port 443.

[Daedalus01]

Me too June. Ok adit, school me up on how to do it. I only have 1 public IP address. The service on 10.10.1.5 might allow me to use http redirect, but it's untested.

[jmizoguchi]

look inbound rules. and you can specify port translation on each rules

I just installed 4 Dlink cam and I have 9000 range ports 90001~9004 on each service ports and created port 80 port translation as that is default and I'm fine with it. so I can use higher number and point to 80 internal

[Daedalus01]

I'll have to look at it when I get home. Im t the office right now and I can only get to my Linux box.

[adit]

Create 2 Services on ports 4433 and 4434.

Create a Rule for each Service and translate it to 443 pointing to each server.

When you access them remotely it would be as follows (for a HTTPS example)

https://publicIP:4433

https://publlicIP:4434

Make sure your Remote Management port is on 8080 or something other than 443.

If you do that, then you really would only need to create one of the services/rules above, and could use the built-in HTTP (443) for one of the servers.