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Can't open port 443 and 80

David Kühlmann

Well...hello, I'm quite new to the XG Firewall and hope someone can help me.

So, my problem is that I can't open port 80 and 443 in my firewall.

I have attached the config I used. If anybody has a clue what is wrong please tell me.



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    Hi David,

    Welcome to the Sophos Community!

    It looks like you may have accidentally specified your internal interface for the "destination host/network". If you are creating a DNAT rule for the purpose of redirecting incoming WAN traffic to your LAN/internal client, you will need to select your external WAN IP for this.

    Regards,

  • 0 in reply to FloSupport

    Hey,

    thanks for the quick answer. I actually made that mistake but even with that it is not working.

  • 0 in reply to David Kühlmann

    I am not quite sure, what you are trying to archive. 

    You want to "expose" Port 80 and Port 443 of your PteroServer to the Internet? 

    Is Port1 your WAN Port? 

     

    Source - Destination is the Traffic BEFORE the NAT hits. 

    Forward to - is the "action", which XG takes. 

     

    Therefore Port1 has to be your WAN Port. 

  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    Sorry if I wasn't clear enough, yes I'm trying to expose Port 80 and 443 of the PteroServer.

    For whatever reason while installing (running inside of a Hyper-V VM) Port 1 is the LAN Port and port 2 is the WAN Port.

    Port 1 is connected to my switch and the rest of the network.

    Port 2 is the WAN port connected to my router which is treating the firewall as exposed host so all traffic on any port is routed through to the firewall.

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  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    Sorry if I wasn't clear enough, yes I'm trying to expose Port 80 and 443 of the PteroServer.

    For whatever reason while installing (running inside of a Hyper-V VM) Port 1 is the LAN Port and port 2 is the WAN Port.

    Port 1 is connected to my switch and the rest of the network.

    Port 2 is the WAN port connected to my router which is treating the firewall as exposed host so all traffic on any port is routed through to the firewall.

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