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Port Forward HTTP to Internal Server

dangerzone
I'm trying to port forward port 80 to my internal web server. I've created a NAT rule for that, but when I tried to visit my public IP it doesn't work. Webserver works locally. I'm new at this, someone please help.

Sophos UTM 9
Model: ASG Software
Firmware version: 9.305-4

Traffic From : ANY
Using Service: HTTP
Going to: External WAN ADDRESS

Change Destination: Webserver (192.168.0.11)
Service To :HTTP

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    -- You have the automatic firewall rules box checked in the DNAT, right?

    -- You are testing the connection from something upstream (the request is coming from the internet, NOT your LAN), correct?  

    If the page shows a Yahoo search box and a check count, it works bud.  [:)]
  • 0 in reply to Scott_Klassen
    -- You have the automatic firewall rules box checked in the DNAT, right?

    -- You are testing the connection from something upstream (the request is coming from the internet, NOT your LAN), correct?  

    If the page shows a Yahoo search box and a check count, it works bud.  [:)]


    Oh snap. It works now... [:O] [:D]

    Thanks.
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  • 0 in reply to Scott_Klassen
    -- You have the automatic firewall rules box checked in the DNAT, right?

    -- You are testing the connection from something upstream (the request is coming from the internet, NOT your LAN), correct?  

    If the page shows a Yahoo search box and a check count, it works bud.  [:)]


    Oh snap. It works now... [:O] [:D]

    Thanks.
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