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DNAT From External to Internal Device:(port number) through Router Dyndns

Hi, i have XG 135 running at 17.5 MR12 . The whole network design as below:

ISP Modem> Asus Router > Sophos XG135 > SW > Clients

Purpose: To access certain internal device web portal by using Router dyndns:(port number). Port Forwarding already done at Router side, now i have created some NAT rules but seems like not working.

ROUTER- 10.0.1.1(Enabled DMZ to Sophos WAN)

Sophos WAN - 10.0.1.10, LAN - 192.168.1.10 (Bridge mode)

Device i want to access - 192.168.1.40:8088

External Port open at router : 4040

NAT Created:
Source: WAN
Allowed Client: Any
Destination: Port2-10.0.1.10
Services: TCP Destination port: 4040
Forward to: 192.168.1.40
Mapped port: 8080
Protected Zone: LAN

Checked MASQ, Checked Create reflexive rule

Please advise.



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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember in reply to Kuo Zhi Hang

    Hi ,

    Thank you for the screenshot! The service definition seems correct. 

    If there is no traffic to the destination host, the connection request is not forwarded to the firewall. Please check if the connection request is dropped before it reaches the firewall on your upstream devices.

    Thanks,

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