All right, I want to run a web server on a machine in the internal network that is accessible from the outside. (I've already got one that runs in the DMZ, and the rule for this one will be turned on and off as needed) I want all of the traffic that comes in on port 80 to be directed to my DMZ server, and that is already set up and working.
For the internal server, then, I want to use a port like 8080. I've set up a new service named "Internal Web":
"Internal Web" TCP 1024:65536 8080 "static"
I've added the internal server to the hosts.
I've added the NAT rule:
"Internal Web Server" ::no match::->External(address) / Internal Web none /HTTP
And I've set up the Packet Filter rule:
Any Internal Web Allow
But I still get a "cannot find server" error when I tell the browser to go to "http://:8080". Any suggestions on what I'm missing, etc? (And yes, I do have the web server running on the internal server)
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