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Firewall RDP Not working

Hi !,

 

i have been stroubling with our XG firewall SFVH (SFOS 17.1.1 MR-1)

i am trying to get RDP working for 1 of our pc's. (ip adres is 192.168.120.3)

if i use it internal it is working correct.

but from outside it is not working.

 

this is what i have setup ,   ip adres of the firewall is = 192.168.120.240

hope somebody can help me



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  • Hi there,

    It appears you have the destination address pointed at the inside address of the firewall.  Think rule flow from top to bottom;  you want to allow_RDP on the WAN zone using the Outside WAN network on port rdp61138 and Forward it to 'Evan' in the LAN zone.

    Change the destination host to your WAN adapter (Usually port 2) under Destination & Service

    I assume the rdp61138 service is configured to listen on port 61188 and you want the firewall rule to redirect to port 3389, then you will need to check the box 'change dest port' under Mapped Port and set it to 3389.

    Andre

  • Hi Andre,

     

    thank you for your answer.

    i Tried the setting but still no succes.

    just to be sure :

    my Incoming port from our Modem is port 2 (192.168.178.2) all the settings in that modem are correct (Tested with a other router)

    Our XG Firewall is used as a dhcp server , on port 1 (192.168.120.240 is the firewall adress)  our network switch is connected.

    on the service i got the settings that port 1:61338 goes to port 3389.

     

  • Hi there,

    Looks like you are 'double natted', meaning your ISP modem is also acting as a firewall.  192.168.X.X is private addressing used for internal networks.

    Contact your ISP and have them change your modem mode or assist in changing the modem settings so your XG gets a routable IP address and not a 192.168 address.

     

    Andre

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  • Hi there,

    Looks like you are 'double natted', meaning your ISP modem is also acting as a firewall.  192.168.X.X is private addressing used for internal networks.

    Contact your ISP and have them change your modem mode or assist in changing the modem settings so your XG gets a routable IP address and not a 192.168 address.

     

    Andre

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