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HFS HTTP File Server Fileserver behind Astaro don't work, need help analyse Problem.

Elena
Hi to all.
Hopefully somebody have a idea for my issue.
I have Astaro V8, Windows 7 PC with installed Tool: 
HFS HTTP File Server ==> HFS ~ HTTP File Server .

I configure Astaro with the same settings from "Scenario 1" KB:
https://support.astaro.com/support/index.php/How_to_Port_Forward_Service_Ports_with_NAT
Port 80 is forwarded to my Windows 7 Computer.

The problem is if I try to Browse my Computer with:
myfakecomputer.dyndns.com
I didn't see in Packetlog any entry and  I don't have access to the Fileserver.

Remote RDP for example works without a problem.
I have access to my WIndows 7 Computer.

Please can somebody can give me a idea what I can try next to analyse problem?
Thank you very much in advance.
Namaste
Elena


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    Hi Elena, a lot of ISPs block incoming port 80.

    If there's nothing in the packetfilter log, please post screenshots of the DNAT and any related packetfilter rules.

    Alternatively, you could use tcpdump on the console to look at the traffic... e.g.
    tcpdump port 80 src or dst ip.of.win7.pc

    Barry
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    Hi Elena, a lot of ISPs block incoming port 80.

    If there's nothing in the packetfilter log, please post screenshots of the DNAT and any related packetfilter rules.

    Alternatively, you could use tcpdump on the console to look at the traffic... e.g.
    tcpdump port 80 src or dst ip.of.win7.pc

    Barry
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    Hi Elena, a lot of ISPs block incoming port 80.


    Hi Barry 
    Nice to see you and thank you for your respond.
    Aha, I understand, but my ISP say that they didn't block nothing.
    Maybe is a missinformation.


    If there's nothing in the packetfilter log, please post screenshots of the DNAT and any related packetfilter rules.

    No, Packetfilter show me nothing if I try to connect with Port 80.
    I see nothing.

    Screenshot from DNAT Rule and Packet Rule I have attached.

    Alternatively, you could use tcpdump on the console to look at the traffic... e.g.
    tcpdump port 80 src or dst ip.of.win7.pc

    I never work in console befor. I need to try this.

    Thank you Barry
    Cheers
    Elena

    well whaddaya know 

    Hi kirstenStarr
    What does this mean?
    Thank you.
    Elena