Hi all,
So, I have a peculiar situation here.
I try to have port 80 and 443 forwarded to an internal server.
So, I went to Settings -> Network -> Port Forward Rules.
added....
Enable = True
Description = Webserver
Destined Local IS true
Protocol IS TCP, UDP
Destination Port IS 80,443
New Destination (local IP of Webserver)
New Port = blanc
Traffic on port 80 is forwarded.
Traffic on port 443 never gets to the server.
Looking in the Reports at Network -> Blocked Sessions I find:
client xxxx (my mobile on 4G), server yyyy (my WAN address), Server port 443, Filter Prefix 'filter_blocked'
Details about this say:
Event: Interface External, Entitled = true, Filter Prefix = filter_blocked, Default policy, Protocol TCP
Blocked and Flagged by App Control, Bandwidth, Firewall, Threat Prevention say al 'False'
Where does it go wrong??
ps.
I have added the same way of rule for my openvpn and for 2 ftp's (with a source address) and they both work.
So, I have a peculiar situation here.
I try to have port 80 and 443 forwarded to an internal server.
So, I went to Settings -> Network -> Port Forward Rules.
added....
Enable = True
Description = Webserver
Destined Local IS true
Protocol IS TCP, UDP
Destination Port IS 80,443
New Destination (local IP of Webserver)
New Port = blanc
Traffic on port 80 is forwarded.
Traffic on port 443 never gets to the server.
Looking in the Reports at Network -> Blocked Sessions I find:
client xxxx (my mobile on 4G), server yyyy (my WAN address), Server port 443, Filter Prefix 'filter_blocked'
Details about this say:
Event: Interface External, Entitled = true, Filter Prefix = filter_blocked, Default policy, Protocol TCP
Blocked and Flagged by App Control, Bandwidth, Firewall, Threat Prevention say al 'False'
Where does it go wrong??
ps.
I have added the same way of rule for my openvpn and for 2 ftp's (with a source address) and they both work.
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