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Block two ports and port forwarding questions..

I am totally new to Astaro Linux, but I like it's powerness. Well, to the questions.. I have just set up the masquerading rule and packet filter so I can surf the web.
(internal_masq Internal (Network) -> All / All MASQ__Internet None)
Packet filter:
Source: Internal(Network)
Service: Any
Action: Pass
Destination: Any

Well.. It works perfect now except one thing.. I tried my firewall through www.grc.com (shields up) and it turned out that my https port (443) was closed to connections but it was not stealthed. My ssh port (22) was also closed to connections, and I want them stealthed. How can I achieve this? A packet filter? How do I configure that?

Another short question:
How do I port forward in Astaro?

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0 bce over 21 years ago

i think you´ve enabled ssh access and webminaccsess from "any". thake a look at the system settings and the webminsettings. configure the allowed networks there.
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0 Eddiw over 21 years ago in reply to bce

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i think you´ve enabled ssh access and webminaccsess from "any". thake a look at the system settings and the webminsettings. configure the allowed networks there.

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No, I have not activated them at all. The only thing I have done is the masquerading thing and the packetfilter. The ports aren't open, they are closed to connections, but I want them sthealthed.

And how do I portforward to another computer in Astaro? Have not found that option ..

EDIT: I have fixed the settings now.. But one question remains.. How do I portforward in Astaro? Have not found anything about that :/
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0 bce over 21 years ago in reply to Eddiw

portforwarding in astaro is handled in ->network->NAT/Masquerading-> and then choose dnat/snat.
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