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Due to the complicated nature of the Dual-WAN setup, port forwarding is not supported by the regular port forwarding utility. To forward a port, follow these steps. | Due to the complicated nature of the Dual-WAN setup, port forwarding is not supported by the regular port forwarding utility. To forward a port, follow these steps. | ||
- | NOTE: The Firewall policies are applied //after// DNAT translation. The port entered in the WAN_IN firewall section should be the port of the local device if it differs from the public port. | + | NOTE: The firewall policies are applied //after// DNAT translation. The port entered in the WAN_IN firewall section should be the port of the local device if it differs from the public port. |
+ | - Make a backup | ||
+ | - On the bottom of the screen, click System | ||
+ | - Scroll down to Configuration Management & Device Maintenance | ||
+ | - Click "Download" under "Back Up Config" | ||
- Navigate to Firewall/NAT > WAN_IN > Actions > Edit Ruleset | - Navigate to Firewall/NAT > WAN_IN > Actions > Edit Ruleset | ||
- If the destination device is already listed, click Actions > Destination and append the port to the "Port" field | - If the destination device is already listed, click Actions > Destination and append the port to the "Port" field | ||
- | - If the destination device is not listed, click "Add New Rule" | + | - Skip to step 10 |
- | - In the Add New Rule popup box, enter a brief description (no spaces allowed) | + | - If the destination device is not listed, click "Add New Rule" |
- | - Action: Accept | + | - In the Add New Rule popup box, enter a brief description (no spaces allowed) |
- | - Protocol: [choose] | + | - Action: Accept |
- | - Under the "Destination" tab, enter the IP address and ports (comma separated or hyphenated, no spaces) | + | - Protocol: [choose] |
- | - Click "Save" | + | - Under the "Destination" tab, enter the IP address and ports (comma separated or hyphenated, no spaces) |
- | - Move the rule //above// the "Drop invalid state" rule | + | - Click "Save" |
- | - Click "Save Rule Order" | + | - Move the rule (click & drag) //above// the "Drop invalid state" rule |
+ | - Click "Save Rule Order" | ||
+ | - Navigate to Firewall/NAT > NAT and click "Add Destination NAT Rule" | ||
+ | - Enter a short description (no spaces), followed by "_eth0" | ||
+ | - Select eth0 from the "Inbound Interfaces" menu | ||
+ | - Enter the device IP address and port in the "Translations" area | ||
+ | - Enter the public port in the "Dest Port" port field (required!) | ||
+ | - Enter the private port in the "Translations" field (required!) | ||
+ | - Click Save | ||
+ | - In the list of Destination NAT Rules, find the newly created rule and click Actions > Copy | ||
+ | - On the duplicate rule, click Actions > Config | ||
+ | - Change the "_eth0" to "_eth1" in the description | ||
+ | - Change the "Inbound Interface" to eth1 | ||
+ | - Verify that the port properly forwarded (test the application) |