You can either create a service Def with a port range, IE: 7000:7050. Then foward that.
Or option 2 is to use a service group. The first step is to define the individual services you want to forward. Let’s say we want to forward ports 5000, 5050, 7777 and 9876. What we would do is create 4 service Defs, 1 for each port then we create a Service Group. Select the services you want in the group and give it a name. I use an underscore on either side of the name to better distinguish Groups from normal services. Lets use _TEST GROUP_
Once that is done we move onto creating the NAT and packet filter rules, use _TEST GROUP_ as the service type and Viola!, all done. [:)]
You can either create a service Def with a port range, IE: 7000:7050. Then foward that.
Or option 2 is to use a service group. The first step is to define the individual services you want to forward. Let’s say we want to forward ports 5000, 5050, 7777 and 9876. What we would do is create 4 service Defs, 1 for each port then we create a Service Group. Select the services you want in the group and give it a name. I use an underscore on either side of the name to better distinguish Groups from normal services. Lets use _TEST GROUP_
Once that is done we move onto creating the NAT and packet filter rules, use _TEST GROUP_ as the service type and Viola!, all done. [:)]