Configuration
3.5.7 Port forwarding
Go to Services -> Port forwarding.
Port forwarding is a type of NAT (Network Address Translation). It permits certain ports to access select PCs within the local area network from the Internet. This is a method used to circumvent the firewall. The list indicates which ports are forwarded to which IP addresses in the LAN. Click 'New' to create a new port forwarding.
Options | Explanation |
Name | Can be any random name. |
Status | Shows the status of port forwarding for the requested |
| port (enabled or disabled). |
Port | You can enter the port(s) that you want to forward to the |
| PC with the IP address as indicated below. You can enter |
| several ports separated by commas (e.g., 21, 23, 80). If you |
| enter a colon, a range of ports is selected (e.g., 2600:2700). |
Protocol | Shows the protocol selected for the forwarding port (TCP |
| or UDP). |
IP address | Shows the internal IP address of the PC the port is for- |
| warded to. |
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