Re: [Efw-user] Confused about port forwarding in Endian 2.3

[Rajeewa <raj...@ya...>]

Ill give some little bit trick explanation .it can be use if u re using earlier version 2.2 and u want to get some backup config backup from this.After that get this file and open it widows note pad and edit u re config  file which u want 

Thanks
Rajeewa

--- On Mon, 16/11/09, jonas kellens <jon...@te...> wrote:

> From: jonas kellens <jon...@te...>
> Subject: Re: [Efw-user] Confused about port forwarding in Endian 2.3
> To: efw...@li...
> Date: Monday, 16 November, 2009, 10:59
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> http://docs.endian.com/firewall.html
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> This the documentation, but I must say it is very brief !
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> 
> Still don't know if I need Destination NAT or Source
> NAT. Both are offering the NATting of a public IP-address to
> a private IP-address.
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> If I'm running a webserver, Source NAT will offer me
> the ability to portforward incoming traffic on my public
> IP-address to the private address of the webserver.
> 
> The documentation even states "Adding Source NAT
> rules is similar to adding port forwarding rules"
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> 
> In my opinion Destination NAT goes a little bit further.
> The documentation states :
> 
> "It is possible to define which port on which
> interface should be forwarded to a given host and
> port".
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> 
> So here I can even implement a port-forwarding rule from
> the GREEN network to the ORANGE network. So if I state that
> port 80 needs to be forwarded to the webserver on the ORANGE
> network I will be unable to browse websites on the public
> Internet.
> 
> 
> 
> So am I right that Source NAT is port forwarding from RED
> to GREEN or ORANGE ??
> 
> And am I right that Destination NAT is port forwarding from
> whichever network to whichever network ?? (GREEN to GREEN,
> GREEN to ORANGE, GREEN to RED, ORANGE to GREEN,...)
> 
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> 
> Really need some clarification here !!
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> 
> Jonas.
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> On Thu, 2009-11-12 at 21:30 +0000, oneforall immortal
> wrote:
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>     Hi
> 
>      I have the same problem too with this weird split
> tabs . 
> 
>     I'm just about to give up and use 2.2 again since
> it made more sense
> 
>     I'm trying to get incoming port 587 to redirect to
> my mail box on the lan(green) but I see in the
> /var/log/messages it is getting INPUT:DROP
> 
>     But I have <ANY Uplink>(tried Uplink main
> [RED])  192,168,1,2 Allow with ips(tried ALLOW)
> 
>     User defined TCP 587  Translate to ip nat
> 192.168.1.2 port 587
> 
>     It was so much easier the old way . I even tried the
> incomimng ,which I thought should be it since its an
> incomimg port I want to redirect. But neither allows you to
> say what the incoming port is . I don't think we really
> want it to be any . I also can't tell the diff with
> Destination NAT  and Incoming routed traffic. The names
> are a bit misleading .
> 
>     The help also isn't working :
> 
>     Not Found
> 
>     The requested URL /2.3/en/firewall.html was not found
> on this server.
> 
>     Apache/2.0.52 (CentOS) Server at docs.endian.com Port
> 80
> 
>     Some new things look really good. But I need my
> incoming email to work :)
> 
>     Also this eamil system is so darn complicated to use. I
> can't figure out how to add coments or add a new bug
> etc.
> 
>     So far because i got your email I'm trying to use
> this to hopefully get answers and see it added to yours to
> confirm it.
> 
>     But even the email didn't have a link to yours . It
> took me a whiel to figure it out where to go O.o
> 
>      I thought kde mail was bad .:)
> 
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