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I have a free trial of Astaro firewall v7.011 installed at my home location. I have also, three servers (MS Win2000 advanced server) installed at my office location. All three servers are behind a single IP but on unique ports (4001,4002,4003).
I have been accessing these servers for years from a Winproxy firewall, but now that I have installed the Astaro firewall I can reliably reach the server on port 4001 but neither of the others. Most of the other features on Astaro I have figured out and seem to work well. 
I am out of ideas. Can anyone help?


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    Astaro KN -> http://portal.knowledgebase.net/article.asp?article=239708&p=5956

    ex.
    1)
    Goto Network Security>>NAT
    Select DNAT/SNAT tab
    New NAT rule
    Name: Webserver (Port 4001)
    Group: No group
    Position: Bottom
    Traffic Source: Any
    Traffic Service: Port 4001
    Traffic Destination: External (address)
    NAT Mode: DNAT (destination)
    Destination: Webserver
    Destination Service: Port 4001 (or left blank)

    2)
    Goto Network Security>>NAT
    Select DNAT/SNAT tab
    New NAT rule
    Name: Webserver (Port 4002)
    Group: No group
    Position: Bottom
    Traffic Source: Any
    Traffic Service: Port 4002
    Traffic Destination: External (address)
    NAT Mode: DNAT (destination)
    Destination: Webserver
    Destination Service: Port 4002 (or left blank)

    3)
    Goto Network Security>>NAT
    Select DNAT/SNAT tab
    New NAT rule
    Name: Webserver (Port 4003)
    Group: No group
    Position: Bottom
    Traffic Source: Any
    Traffic Service: Port 4003
    Traffic Destination: External (address)
    NAT Mode: DNAT (destination)
    Destination: Webserver
    Destination Service: Port 4004 (or left blank)

    ...and don't forget the packetfilter rule !!
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    Astaro KN -> http://portal.knowledgebase.net/article.asp?article=239708&p=5956

    ex.
    1)
    Goto Network Security>>NAT
    Select DNAT/SNAT tab
    New NAT rule
    Name: Webserver (Port 4001)
    Group: No group
    Position: Bottom
    Traffic Source: Any
    Traffic Service: Port 4001
    Traffic Destination: External (address)
    NAT Mode: DNAT (destination)
    Destination: Webserver
    Destination Service: Port 4001 (or left blank)

    2)
    Goto Network Security>>NAT
    Select DNAT/SNAT tab
    New NAT rule
    Name: Webserver (Port 4002)
    Group: No group
    Position: Bottom
    Traffic Source: Any
    Traffic Service: Port 4002
    Traffic Destination: External (address)
    NAT Mode: DNAT (destination)
    Destination: Webserver
    Destination Service: Port 4002 (or left blank)

    3)
    Goto Network Security>>NAT
    Select DNAT/SNAT tab
    New NAT rule
    Name: Webserver (Port 4003)
    Group: No group
    Position: Bottom
    Traffic Source: Any
    Traffic Service: Port 4003
    Traffic Destination: External (address)
    NAT Mode: DNAT (destination)
    Destination: Webserver
    Destination Service: Port 4004 (or left blank)

    ...and don't forget the packetfilter rule !!
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