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Open Port Inbound 44158 for Helium

wrightcomply

I have my Sophos XG running 18.5.3 MR-3-Build408 bridged to my AT&T fiber gateway BGW210-700 on one of my static IP's (public IP). AT&T claims that all ports are open.  I have four LAN Ports on the SOPHOS and have a bobcat miner hotspot connected on Port4 and the AT&T static IP connected on Port2.  

I have the following rules to open port 44158 (required by the bobcat miner public hotspot to communicate with other public hotspots.

NAT Rule

and firewall rule

yet when I do a Nmap scan, the port shows closed.  

Do I have the rule correct?  I really need port 44158 open both inbound and outboud.

The Helium_HS is the LAN ip to the bobcat miner public hotspot.



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    Hello!

    wrightcomply said:
    Do I have the rule correct? 

    No, over the Firewall Rule you should use:

    • "Any" on the "Source Network and Devices".
    • Your Firewall WAN IPv4 on the "Destination Networks", you can use a #Port host since those are updated in real-time with the Interface IP.
    • And on "Services" you need to create a new one with the necessary 44158 Port. (With either TCP or UDP, or both if necessary.)

    On the NAT Rule you should:

    • Leave "Original Source" as "Any".
    • "Inbound Interface" should be your WAN Interface.
    • "Original Destination" is the same host that you use on the Firewall Rule, with is the correct #Port host that is linked to the WAN Interface.
    • "Translated Destination" is the client (Miner IPv4) in which the Traffic will be sent. (NAT'ed)
    • "Original Service" is the same service of the Firewall Rule, as stated above.

    Those steps above should cover everything.

    EDIT: Looking at GitHub, the necessary ports are:

    •  44158/TCP
    • 1680/UDP

    You should use those ports above while creating a new "Service".

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  • 0 in reply to Prism

    Made the changes, but the port checker still shows all services ports closed including 44158.

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