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Basic Port Forwarding

rylo
I have a DVR behind the ASG120 and I am just trying to forward the port 10053 to it.  Here is my config

Packet Filter
Source: Any
Service: DVR [TCP/UDP D:10053 > S:10053]
Destination: DVR [Host Internal 192.168.1.53]
Action: Allow

NAT Rule
Traffic Source: External (WAN) [208.x.x.x]
Traffic Service: DVR [TCP/UDP D:10053 > S:10053]
Traffic Destination: Internal Network 192.168.1.0/24

NAT Mode: DNAT (Destination)
Destination: DVR [Host Internal 192.168.1.53]
Destination Service: DVR [TCP/UDP D:10053 > S:10053]

[unchecked] Log Initial Packets
 [checked] Automatic packet filter rule

Any suggestions?


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    The Packet filter rule looks correct. The NAT rule is incorrect, it should be something like this:

    Source: ANY
    Service: 10053
    Traffic Destination: External (WAN) Address
    Destination: 192.168.1.53

    Also, does the service use 10053 for source or destination or is one suppose to be a range of ports?
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    The Packet filter rule looks correct. The NAT rule is incorrect, it should be something like this:

    Source: ANY
    Service: 10053
    Traffic Destination: External (WAN) Address
    Destination: 192.168.1.53

    Also, does the service use 10053 for source or destination or is one suppose to be a range of ports?
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