Mapping a port doesn't seem to work. See the pictures for details.

Hi Thomas and welcome to Sophos Community.

Do you see something inside the log?

Regarding your configuration, can you tell us more about the router configuration? I mean number of interfaces, DNAT, etc...

Thanks

Here are a few screen shots which show what we have setup 

Thomas,

So your Router has 2 NIC, WAN where there is the public IP and Lan with 10.1.10.1, correct? What are the IP configured on XG? I mean WAN and LAN.

Thanks

The router is a Netgear Modem/Router. It has 4 ports, only one is being used. The XG85 is plugged into it. Only 2 ports on the XG85 are used, one used to connect to the Modem/Router, one to the LAN.

Here is a screenshot of the default policy

I see nothing in the log indication an attemp is being made to connect. I neglected to mention earlier that this worked with the Untangle box that was previously in place.

The router is a Netgear Modem/Router. It has 4 ports, only one is being used. The XG85 is plugged into it. Only 2 ports on the XG85 are used, one used to connect to the Modem/Router, one to the LAN.

Here is a screenshot of the default policy

I see nothing in the log indication an attemp is being made to connect. I neglected to mention earlier that this worked with the Untangle box that was previously in place.

Thomas,

remove the XG WAN ip address inside the DMZ area inside the router and create a Port Forwarding rule that forwards all the ports to XG WAN ip address. Use a static ip address on WAN side of XG.

It will work!