Beginer question, how to open a port (8333 and 1833) to all in and out?
I try to add it to the fierwall role but still its blocking some.
Any -> Port 8333 ->Any stil blocking ????
Firstly, if you're "unblocking" an inbound port, simply unblocking it in the firewall is not enough for the application running internally on your network to receive the connection and data to follow.
Let's first start with your outbound rule, i assume that as you are trying to allow port 8333/tcp and 1833/tcp outbound that your firewall is currently in a DENY ALL except X,Y and Z mode? (aka, do not allow all outbound traffic except what i specify...)
Firstly, login to the UTM and navigate to the Network Protection & Firewall section, now delete any rule you have made in order to try to get port 8333 and 1833 working.
Now, follow these steps: 1) Click New Rule 2) In the Sources box, click the folder and drag in 'LAN (Network)' 3) In the Services Box, click the + button 4a) Give your first port a name (8333), for this example i will call it tcp_8333 4b) In the Destination Port box, enter in 8333 4c) Click Save 5) Click the + button again 5a) Give your second port a name (1833), for this example i will call it tcp_1833 5b) In the Destination Port box, enter in 1833 5c) Click Save 6) Click the folder and drag in 'Any' 7) Press Save
It should look like so:
If you're hosting something in the internal network that requires inbound connections on port 8333 and 1833, then you will have to use DNAT (please dont use Generic Proxy, ugh!).
If this is the thing you need, please reply and i will provide a step by step way of doing that too [:)]
Firstly, if you're "unblocking" an inbound port, simply unblocking it in the firewall is not enough for the application running internally on your network to receive the connection and data to follow.
Let's first start with your outbound rule, i assume that as you are trying to allow port 8333/tcp and 1833/tcp outbound that your firewall is currently in a DENY ALL except X,Y and Z mode? (aka, do not allow all outbound traffic except what i specify...)
Firstly, login to the UTM and navigate to the Network Protection & Firewall section, now delete any rule you have made in order to try to get port 8333 and 1833 working.
Now, follow these steps: 1) Click New Rule 2) In the Sources box, click the folder and drag in 'LAN (Network)' 3) In the Services Box, click the + button 4a) Give your first port a name (8333), for this example i will call it tcp_8333 4b) In the Destination Port box, enter in 8333 4c) Click Save 5) Click the + button again 5a) Give your second port a name (1833), for this example i will call it tcp_1833 5b) In the Destination Port box, enter in 1833 5c) Click Save 6) Click the folder and drag in 'Any' 7) Press Save
It should look like so:
If you're hosting something in the internal network that requires inbound connections on port 8333 and 1833, then you will have to use DNAT (please dont use Generic Proxy, ugh!).
If this is the thing you need, please reply and i will provide a step by step way of doing that too [:)]
