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I can't access DDNS address from the browser.

Saleem Nasser

Hi All.

I create the SOPHOS DDNS as *****.myfirewall.co and when I ping the address it's getting IP. But when I try to access it through browser it's not getting.

I try https://*****.myfirewall.co and http://*****.myfirewall.co

Should port forward is required from the ADSL, Fiber, or 4G router.

 

 

 



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  • 0

    I found the Errors

    *- We should add port forwarding in the Internet Router (in some routers called port mapping, virtual machine or NAT)
    *- Some 4G router port forwarding is not working.

    *- if router support Bridge this is better because the SOPHOS will take the public IP direct.

    Saleem Nasser
    Network and Security Eng.

  • 0 in reply to Saleem Nasser

    Thanks Saleem

    It did help while on the internal network 

    Please advise how can i access Admin console when on different network , currently using Sophos DynDNS , im able to ping my FQDN from outside network ,but unable to access admin console 

     

    user portal for downloading SSL VPN works well when on outside network

     

    Appreciate your help

    Regards


    Raju George

  • 0 in reply to Ruka

    Check if you enable access HTTPS from WAN, and you need to create new Rule WAN to Local.

    Saleem Nasser
    Network and Security Eng.

  • 0 in reply to Saleem Nasser

    Thanks Saleem for your reply , please advise on how to create the rule , i have enabled  HTTPS on WAN , but still no luck

    Please advise on rule configuration

    Cheers

    Raj

  • 0 in reply to Ruka

    you can add rule from 

    PROTECT --> Rules and policies --> then add rule.

    make Source as WAN, Destination as Local. 

    Be careful because your system will be accessible from WAN, So add a strong password and disable unwanted users with admin privileges 

     

    Saleem Nasser
    Network and Security Eng.

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