I would like to redirect port 80 on the outside of the firewall, to a different service port (not 80, but 963) on a machine on the inside.
So the NATrule that I want to implement would look like this:
Any->OutsideIP (Address) / http -> None -> WebServer / 963
Why does the source service *have* to match the destination service? I realize that the PF cannot explicitly contend with "source -> service -> destination" in a differring service instance. But thats what "service groups" are for. eg HTTP + 963 = my weird web service
so PF rule would be "any -> my weird web service -> webserver".
Should that not "fool" PF in allowing the packet?
So, if there is a method to do this, I am certainly interested. This is a production environment (Running ASL 5.200).
Thanks
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