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Howto forward Port 80 or 8080 to a specific IP???

ciphercore
Hey there,

I have a 7.509 ASG with the following features enabled:

Firewalling
IPS
HTTP/S - Proxy
AntiVirus
AntiSpyware
Remoteconnections

The following features will be enabled shortly:
SMTP-Proxy
Antispam

So, what I now have to do is to forward Port 80 or 8080 to a specific IP-Address! And I haven't got a clue/idea how to do that and I would highly appreciate it, if one of you could tell me, how to do that in detail, so that I can learn and understand!

Thanks for your Help
Cipher


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  • 0 in reply to Scott_Klassen
    Hi Scott,

    so, which Scenario shoul I use?

    I just had a look on the WebAdmin from my Astaro and I don't understand clearly, what the HowTo means with EXTERNAL ADRESS? If that is the IP to which I have to forward Port 80 or 8080 this will mean, I guess, that I have to create a Service!? But then again, in the Services I cant specifically give an IP, but a Port?

    I am confused!!!

    I tries to follow the Scenario-1!

    Thanks for your Help/Support
    Cipher
  • 0 in reply to ciphercore
    Hi Cipher,

    "External (Address) refers to the IP address web browsers are contacting from outside your system. In my case at home that's the public IP I get from my Internet Provider's DSL modem.

    The "Service" refers to the port number but does so in a easier to understand fashion. You want to select either "HTTP" or "HTTP Proxy" which refer to ports 80 & 8080 respectively.

    In that scenario "Webserver" is a host definition for the internal IP address of the web server you want to be forwarded to.