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

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 Scott_Klassen over 14 years ago

https://support.astaro.com/support/index.php/How_to_Port_Forward_Service_Ports_with_NAT
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0 ciphercore over 14 years ago 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
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0 TheDrew over 14 years ago 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.
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0 TheDrew over 14 years ago 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.
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