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Allowing incoming services
9Click Submit.
The configuration change is saved to the SOHO, and the Show Incoming Rules page appears.
Adding an incoming service with another type of protocol
In addition to TCP and UDP, there are several other types of Internet protocols. To allow incoming service to these protocols, you must define both the protocol type and the internal destination. You cannot specify a port number. To allow an incoming service:
1Using your Web browser, go to http://192.168.111.1.
2Select Services.
The Services menu appears.
3Click Allowed Incoming Services. Click Add a Service.
The Add New Incoming Services menu appears.
4Click Add Other Service.
The New Protocol Forward configuration page appears.
5Enter the protocol name used to forward packets.
WatchGuard uses ICSA standards for protocol names.
6Enter the private network IP address of the computer hosting this service.
7Enter a name for the service.
8Click Submit.
The configuration change is saved to the SOHO, and the Show Incoming Rules page appears.
Adding the Any service
In addition to specific protocols and ports, you can elect to send unidentified packets to a single server on your private network. This enables you to open a hole in your firewall for services you would be unable to define using the standard service menus.
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