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Routing from WAN to LAN - Some help needed

Jimmy Le man

Hello everybody,

I need some help here. I recently migrated from pfSense to Sophos XG home and I really like it, but I have some trouble getting my routing configured.

Basically I want to configure remote access to my media servers. What I did is: 

  1. Port forwarding from my provider's modem/router to Sophos (which worked before so that ok)

  2. Created a policy to allow the traffic

  3. Routed the traffic to the IP (in many different possibilities by now)

But its not working. In the logs I see denied traffic but its from a different source IP. 
I'm sure is a misconfiguration but I don't see where.



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    What is the source port of the subsonic service definition? Make it is set to 1:65535.

  • 0 in reply to Jevin Lizardo

    "May I ask why you're filtering the firewall logs on port 4444?   That's not also the tcp port for your media server is it(because that's the port of Sophos admin console)?"

    I'm sorry, I'm confusing 4444 (Sophos) with 4040 (Subsonic)

    “What is the source port of the subsonic service definition? Make it is set to 1:65535.”

    The source port is 35666. Why should I change it to 1:65535?
    Its configured on my providers modem to forward 35666 to 35666 on the Sophos WAN interface and form there is forwarded to port 4040 on my lan interface.

  • 0 in reply to Jimmy Le man

    Yes, it should be 1:65535 because source ports are dynamic. The originating traffic usually assigns a random source port during the NAT process to be able to use a single public for multiple internal lan IP.

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