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Murmur Server Port Forwarding Issue

DaMaN841
Hey Folks,

I just recently switched from DD-WRT to Astaro. With this change, I've unfortunately lost the luxury of UPnP. I have a Murmur (Mumble) Server running on my Ubuntu Server. It's quite similar to that of Ventrilo for all those who aren't familiar. It is set to use port 64738. Given I connect directly to the Ubuntu Server using the Local IP, I connect without an issue. However, when I attempt to connect via the External, this is what I see.

Bandwidth Monitor for interface: ALL
tcp SourceIP 60466 DestinationIP 64738 0 0 48 1

Current Configuration Below.

Murmur Service:
Murmur TCP/UDP 1024:65535 → 64738

DNAT
Traffic selector:             Any → Murmur → External (WAN) (Address)
Destination translation:        Ubuntu Server
Automatic packet filter rule: On
Initial packets are logged:     Off

I'm having trouble seeing anything in the Packet Filter Live Log, but I'm going to assume that it's being dropped. Any help would be really appreciated. Thank you.


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    Almost all client software connect FROM ports 1024 and above.
    That includes web browsers.

    SOME server software, such as SMTP mail servers, may connect from it's default port, e.g. 25, but this only applies to server daemons.

    Barry
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    Almost all client software connect FROM ports 1024 and above.
    That includes web browsers.

    SOME server software, such as SMTP mail servers, may connect from it's default port, e.g. 25, but this only applies to server daemons.

    Barry
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