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Need help port forwarding to an internal router

Linkz0rs
Hello, I've been reading how to port forward with Sophos UTM and I'm coming across problems getting it to work.
I have a router behind the UTM (I don't have a switch for letting UTM deal with internal computers) so I'm at a little roadbump.

I've setup a DNAT rule with the following:
http://i.imgur.com/vMy8KWx.png

And a Firewall rule with the following:
http://i.imgur.com/m0H0QFw.png

I'm trying to have it port forward to the router, and I have properly setup port forwarding on that particular router as well. But I can't get any connection to it from WAN.
Can anyone help me figure this out?


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    There is really nothing to gain from having two routers in tandem after each other.
    Why don't you just get rid of the other router?
    Then configuration issues such as port forwarding become much simpler to deal with.
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    There is really nothing to gain from having two routers in tandem after each other.
    Why don't you just get rid of the other router?
    Then configuration issues such as port forwarding become much simpler to deal with.
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  • 0 in reply to VelvetFog
    There is really nothing to gain from having two routers in tandem after each other.
    Why don't you just get rid of the other router?
    Then configuration issues such as port forwarding become much simpler to deal with.


    I've stated my reason, I don't have a switch to use.