NAT and HTTP/S

_Adrian_

Hey guys…
Trying to poke a hole in the firewall to allow traffic to reach my HTTP server.

Here's the current settings:

IF WAN
Protocol TCP
Source Address *
Source Port 8080
Destination ANY
Destination port 80
NAT IP : Server1 (x.x.x.x)
NAT port 80
Description Server1

This is a port 8080 redirect from no-ip.com
Since its a redirect i went and checked the settings on the Dynamic DNS under Services...

Interface Service Hostname Cached IP Description
WAN No-IP adrculda.zapto.org 68.x.x.138 Zapto.org

Yes, the WAN/Cached IP address is green

So when i go to verify the changes through canyouseeme.org. i get this:
Error: I could not see your service on 68.x.x.138 on port (8080)
Reason: Connection timed out

What am i doing wrong ?

Metu69salemi

Have you created portforward rule or normal firewall rule?
Portforward should work well

_Adrian_

Created a port forward rule.
From my understanding when a port forward rule is created firewall rules are automatically generated to conform with the new rule

PS…
Im on v2.1

Metu69salemi

I have no knowledge about 2.1, still using 2.0.2.
Create that rule again and reset states

johnpoz

Where did you get that source is 8080?

Create a nat! Source is going to be any any, dest wold be your wan address, port 8080, then redirect would be your webserver private IP and 80.

Yes this will create a wan rule for you.

_Adrian_

@johnpoz:

Where did you get that source is 8080?

Create a nat! Source is going to be any any, dest wold be your wan address, port 8080, then redirect would be your webserver private IP and 80.

Yes this will create a wan rule for you.

The No-IP redirect is an port 8080 redirect.
As far as I understand it, it takes the "leased" address which is normally port 80 ( HTTP ) and forwards it to your WAN IP on port 8080 ( alternate port for HTTP - Port 8080 redirect). See below:

Hostname:
adrculda.hopto.org
Host Type:
Port 80 Redirect
IP Address:
WAN
Port:
8080

Basicly what I have to do is route all inbound port 8080 traffic to my WS (Web Server) which is on port 80

johnpoz

your source port would not be 8080 though your dest port would be 8080, then you would redirect that to whatever port you wanted on your inside IP.

So outside people would be hitting your wan IP from source port ANY, dest port 8080 and then you would NAT that to say your 192.168.1.x address to port ? (80, 8080, etc.)

douglas

Hello,

I have the same problem here. I created a no-ip domain too and I can't make my network works well. This image(below) is my entire particular(home) topology, and any internal IP can't access the WEB, only the Wi-Fi no firewalled. I've did some NAT rules, but no one of them worked well. Could somebody say me how I do these configurations? Thank you very much! :)

http://postimg.org/image/l6lbnhdnb/