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NAT setup

mbrophy
I'm sure I'm just missing something small here. 

I am trying to setup a NAT so a consultant can SSH into a device for support. Here is the NAT rule I created. 

Traffic Source : public IP 200.x.x.x
Traffic Service:  SSH
Traffic Destination: public interface (WAN) of Astaro 165.x.x.x
Mode: DNAT
Destination: internal device 172.x.x.2
Destination Service: SSH

Log initial packets and auto packet rule checked. 

At first the problem connection was the packet filter not liking the higher ports that SSH (Putty) was using, but a rule modification fixed that. 

Now when SSH (Putty) is launched, the error generated is no route to host. 

Astaro has a route from itself to the device. 

I'm sure it's something simple, but it's hiding from me at the moment. 

Thanks in advance.


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    Then the high port is irrelevant; if you're using the built-in SSH service definition, it already is setup for a high source port, and dest port 22... something else must be wrong...

    please post your DNAT configuration again, preferable as a screenshot.

    Barry
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