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Open ports for Deluge Docker on XG firewall

jang430

Hi.  I'm using a NAS with Docker enabled.  Deluge is one of the docker containers I'd like to open up ports, to be able to download, and to seed.  How do I open ports?  I believe I should create a business rule.  I'll attach my screen right now, as I understand different versions show different points to enter.



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  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    Hi.  I'm using torrent client deluge in a docker container.  I access this container via nas ip:8XXX.  I'd like to be able to seed.  What should be the port numbers on the service that I'll be creating?  in Destination & service section under Services- From (Source)1:65535 to (Destination)12345:12390?  I have under deluge Incoming ports and outgoing ports both 12345:12390.  In Forward to section, what should be the numbers to the Mapped port?  I guess this should be 8XXX to direct connections to the deluge docker container?  

     

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  • 0 in reply to jang430

    Hi.  I'd like to revisit this again, as I wasn't able to get this fully working.  

    So I use XG SFOS 17.5.10 MR-10.  I have a NAS, running Docker.  I have a Docker app called Deluge for torrent downloading, hence need seeding as well.  

    As I understand it, I have to open a port, using DNAT business rule.  The following are steps I've taken:

    • Created a business application rule, DNAT
    • Under Source Zones, put in WAN, Allowed client networks-ANY, in Destination Host, put in Port#2, my WAN port, under Services, add new, Create New Services, Deluge, Protocol UDP, Source port 1:65535, Destination port xxxxx. (This is the port I put in incoming port of deluge)
    • Protected Servers: NAS. Mapped port yyyyy (port  where I can access deluge container inside NAS). I'm assuming all that will be incoming to xxxxx, will be forwarded to NAS:yyyyy. As each port in NAS External has to be mapped to a  corresponding port in Docker container.  

    With this, when I use canyouseeme.org, and check port xxxx, it says it's open.  

    I'm not sure if it's truly open though.  After downloading a new file, popular one, I don't see anyone  upload activity.  Ratio not increasing.  As this could be perfectly normal, I made sure to get the most popular ones, newly released, and still the same.  How do I check this?

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  • 0 in reply to jang430

    Hi.  I'd like to revisit this again, as I wasn't able to get this fully working.  

    So I use XG SFOS 17.5.10 MR-10.  I have a NAS, running Docker.  I have a Docker app called Deluge for torrent downloading, hence need seeding as well.  

    As I understand it, I have to open a port, using DNAT business rule.  The following are steps I've taken:

    • Created a business application rule, DNAT
    • Under Source Zones, put in WAN, Allowed client networks-ANY, in Destination Host, put in Port#2, my WAN port, under Services, add new, Create New Services, Deluge, Protocol UDP, Source port 1:65535, Destination port xxxxx. (This is the port I put in incoming port of deluge)
    • Protected Servers: NAS. Mapped port yyyyy (port  where I can access deluge container inside NAS). I'm assuming all that will be incoming to xxxxx, will be forwarded to NAS:yyyyy. As each port in NAS External has to be mapped to a  corresponding port in Docker container.  

    With this, when I use canyouseeme.org, and check port xxxx, it says it's open.  

    I'm not sure if it's truly open though.  After downloading a new file, popular one, I don't see anyone  upload activity.  Ratio not increasing.  As this could be perfectly normal, I made sure to get the most popular ones, newly released, and still the same.  How do I check this?

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